Just look at it, it's great, isn't it? This will be at Pebble Beach from McLaren Special Operations, along with a blue 650S. Oh, and the 986 horsepower, ultra-limited McLaren P1 GTR, of course.

That includes Volcano Orange, the color in which this P1’s carbon was tinted. At least, that’s how it’s supposed to look. But out of direct sunlight, it looks rather brown.

Could this P1 look even better than that gorgeous orange specimen we saw take center stage in that Death Valley photo shoot? It might, what do you think? This car here was custom made by the MSO ...

McLaren's family ties. Unlike the F1, of which only 100 units were built, the McLaren P1 is part of a sports car family. The bottom shell of the body, the wheelbase, and the chassis are in essence ...

McLaren said more color spectrum-style fade options are coming, including with new fade patterns. The automaker didn't say whether these new options will be offered on models other than the 750S.

In recent years, former Jag and Aston Martin designer Ian Callum has been diving into his back catalogue and reimagining the cars he first penned decades earlier. Must be seriously satisfying to ...

Mike Flewitt, CEO at McLaren Automotive, has stated that the P1 has achieved more than they ever expected. Being the successor of the legendary F1, it had big shoes to fill.

The stock McLaren P1 is powered by a hybrid powertrain consisting of a 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged V-8 engine which, along with an electric motor, churns out a combined 904 hp and 531 lb-ft of ...

MSO McLaren P1 is Beautified by a Special Satin Volcano Red Paint Job. autoevolution News Cars Moto ... you’ll see a red P1 hypercar wearing a hue created by the McLaren Special Operations ...

Sideview of three overlapping McLaren W1s in green, black, and orange — Source: McLaren Hypercar manufacturer McLaren has finally unveiled the successor to the legendary F1 and record-shattering P1.