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McLaren 675 LT - Britain's Best Driver's Car - Part 7 - Autocar

McLaren 675 LT - Britain's Best Driver's Car - Part 7 - Autocar

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Can the McLaren 675 LT Spider become Autocar's best driver's car of the year? Every autumn we set out to name Britain's Best Driver's Car, in our annual new sports car extravaganza. Last year the Ferrari 488 GTB saw off all comers to gain the title. This year the 488 GTB is invited back as reigning champion, and goes up against 10 all new sports cars including the Porsche 911 R, Honda NSX, McLaren 570S and BMW M2. This is the Mclaren 675 LT Spider, the 'long tail' inspired by the race version of the McLaren F1. With a devilish 666bhp it's the most powerful car at this year's event, but will that make it one to remember around the Anglesey race track?
Date: 2022-04-17

Comments and reviews: 6


I know there's a lot of national pride with this, but my hat goes off to Ferrari and their 488. The LT is a special edition and it can't run away with the more -common production - 488. Not to mention the 488 is far prettier than the current 675/650/12c versions. The 570 versions I won't even speak of.
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A little bit more about the car besides -It's good-, -It's fast- would be good. Very little information about the car and how it COMPARES to the others was offered. ie. Steering feel VS Ferrari?
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Still can't get past the lack of a LSD on a supercar. Brake steer can't replace a good LSD otherwise race cars would just use brake steer as well but this is not the case.
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Amazing car well done McLaren but with today's prices and for the road I would have a 650s spider. 95% of the fun/performance for 505 of the price
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I'm surprised that the Yanks have not been on here yet that their beloved ACR Viper is superior to the 675 LT and not included. Yeah right!
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I don't understand how a modern sports car can function well without a limited-slip diff, especially in the bendy parts: S
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