McLaren special Operations introduced at Pebble beach Concours d’Elegance back in 2011, so it seems only fitting the personalisation service must return to the popular golf program to unveil two of its most current projects.
Sure to take the headlines is the special handle the Woking brand’s P1 hypercar. Commissioned by an unnamed North American customer, it features a number of one-off features, such as an special metallic Sterling Grey paint scheme, highlighted throughout by McLaren Orange accents.
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At the rear, the 904bhp, 217mph flagship likewise gains 24 carat gold heatshields around the engine bay as well as exhaust. contrasting with the dark body colour as well as Satin Nickel-finished Stealth Pack, this is not simply a stylistic addition – McLaren’s present formula 1 cars and trucks likewise exploit its reflective as well as warm durable properties.
Further tailored additions are obvious inside the cabin in the type of carbon fibre as well as Alcantara. The lightweight carbon shell racing seats function four-point harnesses, as well as there’s stone Grey binding as well as stitching for all the upholstery. McLaren Orange appears when once again on the centre console, whilst Satin-Nickel can be discovered on the airvents to echo the exhaust design.
MSO will likewise take the chance to showcase a one-off 650S Spider at Pebble Beach. created with assist from McLaren’s style director Frank Stephenson as well as based on the MSO 650S, the roadster is one of 50 specially personalized models, as well as features styling upgrades such as satin-finished carbon fibre.
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This specific McLaren is completed in Cerulean Blue, as well as gains chrome outlining for the exhaust as well as 10-spoke lightweight alloys.
Inside, there’s carbon black leather, contrasted by blue stitching, which makes its method onto the seats, steering wheel, dash as well as doors. Completing the look are MSO-branded carbon fibre door sill panels, McLaren speedmark-embroidered headrests as well as a commitment plaque signed by Frank Stephenson.