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But now McLaren wants to take the fight to the street with the all-new MP4-12C, a carbon-fiber-intensive, mid-engine supercar powered by a twin-turbo V-8 that makes 592 horsepower. Though McLaren is ...

Today's Nice Price or No Dice McLaren might have a convoluted name, but its history and performance bona fides are reassuringly straightforward. Let's see if its price tag is equally so. According to ...

While it’s been assumed for quite some time now, McLaren’s M4-12C supercar will be hitting the racetrack in 2012. McLaren already has plans of releasing the M4-12C for sale next year, and with the aid ...

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Step into the thrilling world of luxury supercars with our McLaren MP4-12C POV Start Up experience. Get ready to feel the ...

As if the McLaren MP4-12C isn’t special enough already, a meaner-looking and more muscular version has surfaced: the MP4-12C HS, or High Sport. As if the McLaren MP4-12C isn’t special enough already, ...

A Formula One team runs very differently than a car manufacturer. When an F1 team finds that a new suspension component or aerodynamic winglet isn't performing exactly as expected – or as their star ...

7 Nov 2013, 15:20 UTC · By: Andrei Tutu // Remember the Tron Lamborghini Aventador belonging to Nasser Al Thani from the Royal Family of Qatar? Well, sombody’s used the same color scheme on a McLaren ...

Suspension guru Rhoddy Harvey-Bailey once explained to me that antiroll bars are only there to correct mistakes inherent in a suspension design. I recalled his words very clearly as McLaren Automotive ...