McLaren's New Exotic Car: The 675LT

Earlier this year, at the annual Geneva Motor Show, British car manufacturing superstar, McLaren Automotive unveiled their latest exotic car masterpiece, the 675LT. The torchbearer for McLaren’s Super Series of exotic cars, the 675LT bursts onto the scene with an unapologetic fury that is sure to bully its way past the competition.

05.11.15

EXOTIC CARS

When fans of exotic cars look at the specs, they look for the big attention grabbing numbers like horsepower and torque, but one aspect that gets overlooked far too often is a car’s weight. The less a car weighs, the less work the motor has to do to pull it along. When you combine a sleek, lightweight car with a powerful balanced engine, you have the perfect recipe for speed―you have a McLaren.

The McLaren 675LT’s twin-turbo, 3.8L V8 engine is packing 666 horsepower and McLaren’s signature mid-engine, rear-wheel drive layout. What can the 675LT do with all that power, you ask? Just go from sitting still to 60 miles per hour in a mind-blowing 2.9 seconds. Keep your foot on the gas pedal and you’ll see the 675LT top out at a gut-wrenching 205 miles per hour. With this kind of performance, established exotic cars like the Lamborghini Huracan and the Ferrari 458 Italia either need to take notice of the 675LT or get left choking on its dust.

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