McLaren has just revealed the most powerful model in its Sports Series to date – the 600LT. The incredibly sleek supercar, which is just the the fourth McLaren to feature the “Longtail” name in 20 years, pulls inspiration from the 675LT while upping the ante with a 3.8L twin-turbocharged V8 that produces 592 hp and 457 lb-ft of torque. It also makes use of the lightweight braking system from the McLaren 720s and the lightweight carbon fiber seats from the Senna, reducing the weight by a total of 96kg. No performance figures have been revealed yet, but you can expect it to be significantly quicker that the 570S’s 0-62mph time of 3.2 seconds. Production will begin this October in a very limited run, with prices starting at £185,500. And be sure to check 10 most expensive cars in the world and 10 fastest cars in the world.

The McLaren Senna has been designed, engineered and developed with single-minded purpose: to be the ultimate McLaren track-concentrated car for the road. McLaren has named its new hypercar after legendary three-time F1 champion Ayrton Senna. The McLaren Senna is a track-focused road car, “legalised for road use, is how McLaren describes the new Senna, powered by a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 producing 789 horsepower and 590 pound-feet of torque. Weighing in at just 1,198 kilograms, it’s the lightest car the brand has ever produced and also has the highest power-to-weight ratio at 659 hp per ton. The engine will be paired with a dual-clutch, seamless-shift, seven-speed transmission delivering power to the rear wheels. The McLaren Senna will have RaceActive Chassis Control II (RCC II) hydraulic suspension working along with Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R tires developed specifically for the car. Production will be limited to just 500 units. The cost of each car is set to be around $1.3 million. Alos don’t forget to check another great hypercar – McLaren 570GT. And our list of the Fastest Cars in the World.

Today we want to show you Novitec’s impressive McLaren 570GT. The German tuners added a little bit more power, and worked their magic under the hood to get a few extra ponies – 646 hp to be exact – and they also gave it a touch of extra styling. According to the people at Novitec, their McLaren 570GT and its tuned 3.8-liter, twin-turbo V8 will do 0 to 62 in 3.0 seconds flat and keep on going until reaching a top speed of 208 miles per hour. Furthermore, several new carbon-fiber aero components are also part of the package, plus an upgraded exhaust, new catalysts, bigger wheels with 30-series low-profile tires, a dropped suspension system and some fancy interior upgrades as well. There is no price tag for this car but "standard" McLaren 570GT costs just a bit over $200,000. And don’t forget our posts Top 10 Most Expensive Cars in the World.

A car is not just a mode of conveyance, but also a piece of art cherished, often decades after its production. Big names like Lamborghini, Aston Martin and of course, Rolls Royce often come at very high prices and are only meant for rich collectors as many of them are often sold out before they reach the public. While most of the cars listed here are wildly out of the reach for most, it is a sheer pleasure just to look at them. However, it is often difficult to prepare such a list because the manufacturers often keep the price under the wraps and preserve them for potential customers only. And it so happens that when they end up in auctions, their prices are set way above the original. So here you go with the most expensive luxury cars of 2018 existing at present. Have fun reading!

The specialists from Prior-Design have just put together a full carbon aerodynamics kit for the McLaren 570S, including a custom H&R suspension system and a set of dual-spoke alloys, taking this supercar to the very next level. Simply called PD1, Prior Design’s upgrade program for the 570S adds a touch of magic to the car, which now looks way more aggressive than before, thanks to the side air intakes for the front bumper, side-blades, new side skirts, fender attachments, a new rear diffuser, a rear wing and last, but not least, a roof scoop. The supercar also benefits from an exclusive interior redesign, which can be customized according to your own taste and preferences. The German tuner is more than willing to go all out and provide you with the right colors and the most exquisite materials for your dream car, while the PD3CLForged custom wheels, designed in-house by Prior-Design, or the custom exhaust system, will take this 570S even closer to perfection. This McLaren brags about 570 PS and 600 Nm of torque, which enables it to do 0 to 62 mph (100 km/h) in 3.2 seconds and max out at 328 km/h (204 mph).

For the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, McLaren will showcase the largest selection of models to date with a full range of models, including the latest – the McLaren ‘570GT’. Intended for everyday uses, the two-seat, mid-engined sportscar focuses on usability and long distance comfort. The clean lines of the revised glass hive the ‘570GT’ a refined shape and mark out the second of three body styles which complete the ‘sport series.’ A standard fixed glass panoramic roof provides a bright, open cabin running through to the large rear glass hatch. Equipped with larger dihedral doors that open more upward, the cabin is paired with eight-way electrically adjustable sports seats upholstered in leather. The control interfaces are managed through the centrally-mounted touchscreen, while vehicle setup is configurable via the digital instrument cluster. The front luggage area remains unchanged from its other models, but McLaren have further added an extra 220 liters of space behind the sears on the leather-lined touring deck. The glass hatch is framed by carbon fibre to provide significant torsion rigidity and stiffness. The ‘570GT’ is fitted with the McLaren-developed 3.8 liter twin turbo V8 engine which debuted in the ‘570S’ coupé. The 562 bhp is delivered to the rear wheels via a seven speed transmission with adjustment through normal, sport and track presets. Weighing 1,350 kilograms the car can accelerate from zero to 100 km/h in 3.4 seconds and continue to a top speed of 328 km/h. The McLaren ‘570GT’ will hit the streets in late 2016.

Take a look at the McLaren P1TM, the next generation ultimate supercar from British sports car manufacturer McLaren Automotive. “Designed with one aim in mind, to simply be the best driver’s car in the world, on road and track, the McLaren P1 is one of the decade’s most highly anticipated cars. Inspired by Formula 1 engineering, it will offer exceptional aerodynamics, amazing performance and bespoke design for every owner. McLaren Automotive Regional Director for the Middle East & Africa, Mark Harrison said: “After a successful launch in Bahrain, we are very excited to be bringing the McLaren P1™ to the United Arab Emirates, where our retail partner, Al Habtoor Motors, has confirmed huge interest in this unique car. This year marks our 50th year anniversary, so it is apt that we are gearing up to launch a car that we feel will redefine the parameters for performance, on both circuit and road. This is why we have released these unique and stunning images, taken at the BIC, a location absolutely fitting for this supercar. ”

After 20 years of originally introducing the fastest production vehicle in the world, british McLaren Automotive has released information about the debut of their newest sports car, the “McLaren P1”. Aiming to replace its iconic predecessor, the new concept will be introduced at the 2012 Paris Auto Show as a design study, expecting to inform the new form factor of the production model. Although the supercar still has no official release date, it is expected to be manufactured in limited quantities.

McLaren has revealed its new 12C Spider. McLaren has opted for a retractable hard top, which the company says takes around 17 seconds to put up or down. The MP4-12C Spider also treats occupants to a power wind deflector that can be raised or lowered behind the seats. Like the fully covered MP4-12C, the McLaren 12C Spider Convertible is powered by a twin-turbo V8 engine that will push it to 60 mph in less than 3.1 seconds. It tops off at 204 mph, a blinding speed that must feel exhilarating with the roof slid back. The convertible version of this new McLaren will begin shipping in November – be ready to spend $265,750 for the pleasure of ownership.

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