Back in the good old days, McLaren used to top all its opponents with the high-end and iconic McLaren F1 supercar, which made people wonder if there would be a genuine successor of the model. McLaren`s Special Operations, the carmaker`s exclusive division, is reportedly working on a true successor of the F1. The report was
With just 64 units ever built between 1993 and 1998, the McLaren F1 supercar is certainly a rare model worth an impressive price tag. Well, a British car dealer managed to sell one of the limited models at £3,5 million. Under the bonnet of the McLaren F1 sits a powerful 6.1-liter engine capable to produce
It seems that the people from McLaren Automotive are given some help from a Singaporean businessman, Peter Lim, who decided to invest a significant amount of money in the car manufacturer. McLaren denied to announce how many million dollars Lim invested but they claim that we talk about a noteworthy amount. Currently, McLaren can boast
McLaren’s F1 is approaching the venerable age (in the industry) of 20 this year or 18 if you consider its 1992 debut date, like most anoraks do and to celebrate, McLaren held a special celebratory dinner in Woking at its Technology Center. McLaren chairman, Ron Dennis reminded everybody there why the F1 was such an
McLaren Automotive have organised a special “welcome” party for the new car we’ve been hearing so much of in the past few months. This would be another demonstration of McLaren soft power in the release of the MP4-12C after a massive stab at the Bugatti Veyron from Ron Dennis.
Here is McLaren LM5 Concept. Truly a worthy successor to the famous McLaren F1.I have to admit that the new McLaren MP4-12C left me cold. Obviously, I haven’t drive it, but in terms of style it disappointed me, at least compared with F1.
