McLaren P1 GTR & Senna deals

McLaren for decades delivered supersportscars with race track technology. As successors of the legendary McLaren F1 the P1 (GTR) and Senna could be named. But the modern McLaren Elva or McLaren Speedtail are also exceptionel cars. McLaren has introduced the new top version of its hybrid super sports car P1. Inspired by the legendary McLaren F1 GTR, which won the Le Mans 24 Hours in 1995, the over-P1, designed exclusively for the race track, also bears the GTR logo as well as the classic orange and silver. The P1 GTR will go on sale after normal P1 production is completed. It should be available from May 2015. Only the 375 owners of a McLaren P1 will theoretically be able to enjoy the P1 GTR. However, McLaren expects to sell only about 25 to 30 vehicles. However, the GTR would already be profitable from low double-digit sales. In fact even more extreme The McLaren P1 GTR will have 84 hp more powerful than its road-going brother and thus deliver exactly 1,000 hp. The car will have slick tires developed in conjunction with Pirelli, an 80 millimeter wider track at the front, a fixed ride height and (yes, it actually does) a much more aggressive design. The focus on the race track, which was fixed from the outset, gave the developers more leeway in terms of aerodynamics. Among other things, there is a larger front splitter, larger air outlets and a modified rear diffuser, as well as a fixed rear wing with a hydraulic DRS system. In addition, the P1 GTR sits on 10.5 and 13x19 inch central locking rims.

The P1 is McLarens first hybrid car and was sold out before the production run began. This exclusive supersportscar was built only 375 times and makes every car enthusiasts heart pound. With the P1 GTR McLaren put out a racetrack version, of which several cars were modified by Lanzante to be road legal." No matter what makes your heart beat faster; 903 HP with a top Speed of 350 km/h, or brutal 986 HP that gets you there even faster - you can buy both variants here.

The McLaren Senna was named after the late and famous Ayrton Senna and is part of McLarens "Ultimate Series". It was produced only 500 times and belongs to the most coveted supersportscars in the world. With the Senna GTR McLaren put out another racetrack version that is limited to only 75 cars. 800 HP or 825 in the GTR - these rare cars are the best purchase a true connoisseur can make. On Luxcars.one you can find the coveted vehicles from certified dealers.McLaren presents five customized and handcrafted Senna specimens. The paintwork alone took at least 800 hours - per vehicle. Hardly any other sports car brand has committed itself so uncompromisingly to sportiness as McLaren. The McLaren Senna is currently the spearhead of these sports cars. With 825 hp and 800 Newton meters, the Senna GTR powered by a conventional V8 is the brand's sporty spearhead. Although there are stronger and faster models in the McLaren family, the 403 km/h fast and 1,070 hp Speedtail, for example, is not a pure combustion engine and above all is much heavier. One more reason to put the Senna at the top of the family podium. The model is correspondingly exclusive: the small series is limited to 500 pieces.

As addition to the Ultimate Series the McLaren Elva shines with the same 815 HP engine the Senna and Speedtail use. But it is an open seater and unifies performance with riding pleasure. With only 249 units produced the model is also collectible and the ideal purchase for fresh air enthusiasts.

The 4.0-litre biturbo V8 familiar from the McLaren Senna and Senna GTR serves as the power unit, producing 815 hp in the Elva. This allows the roadster to accelerate to 100 km/h in less than three seconds. And it becomes a veritable hairstyle destroyer: with 6.7 seconds to 200 km/h, it accelerates faster than the Senna. A quadruple exhaust made of Inconel and titanium is responsible for the soundtrack.

However, the extreme fresh-air fun is not cheap: the base price for one of the 399 planned vehicles in Germany is 1,695,000 euros including VAT. Those who have their Elva customised by McLaren Special Operations (MSO) can pay a few euros more. Customer deliveries of the McLaren Elva are scheduled to begin towards the end of 2020.