McLaren F1

I was lucky enough to see a McLaren F1 up close and personal in Mayfair in London well at least until Rowan Atkinson jumped in it and roared off and it is hard to imagine any supercar even now being able to surpass its unique look, performance and sound.

If there was a "Philippe Dufour" equivalent in the car world, it'd probably be Gordon Murray. The car designer designed the original McLaren F1. And, more recently, as the head of his own eponymous car brand; Gordon Murray Automotive (sometimes known as G

Yes, it's a McLaren F1

He managed to crash a rare McLaren F1 on a country road nr Munich. The accident, which involved the chairman, his wife, and a friend, caused slight injuries but resulted in a significant amount of damage to the car 😱

That's what we got in December (average is 48 hours), not even an average of one hour of sunshine. I'm even asking myself why these three cars in the picture also have a depressing color . I hate out Belgian winters tbh, even our last summer was very sad

I bought a silver McLaren F1 a year ago, simply because it was an F1 and thought it was a fun object to have. A few months later I bought a red Carrera RS 2.7 .... and another few months after that the madness started. I already bought over 300 in the pas

Successor to the McLaren F1

As you know, power isn’t dangerous in itself, it’s the inappropriate use of it. I see people driving cars with a relatively small amount of horsepower doing crazy stuff. You can just as easily kill someone at 30mph as at 80mph in the wrong circumstances.

The 300 hp version shifts better/smoother. My 280 is as you say: Gearchanges can be nervous, I got used to it and it actually got better by the years. I also have a gearbox oil change every 50.000 km which helps as well. Yes the touchscreen response is a

Dream team - the 40mUSD option: - Ferrari 250 LM - McLaren F1 GTR in papaya orange - Mercedes E Class AMG estate, with 7 seats and a trailer hook More reasonable option: - Honda S2000 - BMW M3 touring - Porsche 911 GT3 touring