Filling the rest of the range will be the P11 supercar, reportedly using a 600-hp, AMG-sourced 6.2-liter V8, and a yet-to-be-named vehicle that will slot in below its range-topper and 911-fighter. The recent appointment of Frank Stephenson - the man who brought us the MINI and Fiat 500 - as design director, partnered with McLaren's legendary chassis development means good things are on the way. Here's hoping some of it finds its way to U.S. shores.

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non shifting motherf-cker is BANNED

driving this thing would be like driving a regular sedan in tems of where you sit... a very very fast sedan but a sedan nonetheless. it just wouldn't be special. and sports cars are meant to be special

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Would Sir like the Rolls Royce Or the Aston Martin today?
Oh god i wish i had money...

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i really dont think its a good looking car at all...
the nose looks like a ford GT thats had half the nose cut off and as a result it looks very front heavy. like the cabin is too far foward. it wouldn't feel like a sports car to drive.
in a true sports car you should sit quite far back in the car. that way you have more feel for what the rear axle and wheels are doing and can there is a better weight balance.

driving this thing would be like driving a regular sedan in tems of where you sit... a very very fast sedan but a sedan nonetheless. it just wouldn't be special. and sports cars are meant to be special

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Are you seriously critiquing a 10-16-year old super-car? The same car that held the title of 'Worlds Fastest Production Car' for many years. Have you ever driven a McLaren? Of course not, if you had you would know that the McLaren is far from anything like a 'typical sedan' as you put it. Go do some automotive homework before making a post sounding like some snobby worthless car-editor who just looks at pictures.

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i really dont think its a good looking car at all...
the nose looks like a ford GT thats had half the nose cut off and as a result it looks very front heavy. like the cabin is too far foward. it wouldn't feel like a sports car to drive.
in a true sports car you should sit quite far back in the car. that way you have more feel for what the rear axle and wheels are doing and can there is a better weight balance.

driving this thing would be like driving a regular sedan in tems of where you sit... a very very fast sedan but a sedan nonetheless. it just wouldn't be special. and sports cars are meant to be special

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i really dont think its a good looking car at all...
the nose looks like a ford GT thats had half the nose cut off and as a result it looks very front heavy. like the cabin is too far foward. it wouldn't feel like a sports car to drive.
in a true sports car you should sit quite far back in the car. that way you have more feel for what the rear axle and wheels are doing and can there is a better weight balance.

driving this thing would be like driving a regular sedan in tems of where you sit... a very very fast sedan but a sedan nonetheless. it just wouldn't be special. and sports cars are meant to be special

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that picture is the original mclaren f1 super car. it attained speeds above 230 mph in the early 90's. 0-60 came in 3.2, 6.6 0-100, gold lined engine bay, etcetera. read up on "mclaren f1"  

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