McLaren 675LT Spider 2016, Inglaterra

McLaren 675LT Spider 2016, Inglaterra
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Introduced at Geneva in March 2016, the McLaren 675LT debuted as a more than worthy spiritual successor to the F1 GTR Longtail that won the 1995 edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Delivering lightweight but super-strong construction, impressive aerodynamics, increased power output and a track-focused character, the 675LT is claimed by McLaren to produce 40% more downforce than the 650S with aerodynamic wizardry, including a lightweight active airbrake.
As the lightest car in its rarefied class, the 675LT boasts an incredible power-to-weight ratio with its M838TL V-8 engine delivering a 666 HP rating, stunning acceleration and a 205 MPH top speed. The 675LT Spider took the experience to a new level with open-air enjoyment. Befitting its elite status, production of the 675LT Spider was limited to 500 examples.
Resplendent in its Volcano Red exterior finish, this 2016 McLaren 675LT Spider is a mind-bending performer with its 3.8L/666 HP twin-turbocharged V-8 engine rated at 515 lb-ft of torque and paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Underneath the McLaren’s power-retractable hardtop, the black Alcantara interior features bucket seats, a center console, a Meridian stereo, air conditioning and cruise control.
Based on a competition-inspired carbon fiber MonoCell central tub structure, the Longtail’s body features stunning dihedral doors and a Longtail Airbrake. In addition to its competition-derived double-wishbone suspension, the McLaren is halted on command by 4-wheel carbon fiber ABS disc brakes incorporating Volcano Red brake calipers with the world-famous black McLaren scripts. Delivering an awesome note from its lightweight titanium exhaust system with dual tips, this modern engineering and design statement rides on a set of black alloy wheels with “675LT” logos. Texto da Mecum.
Nota do blog: Data 2025 / Autoria não obtida.