The final McLaren P1 hypercar has rolled off the production line at McLaren's Woking headquarters, bringing to an end the planned production run of 375 cars.
The ending of P1 road car production at Woking leaves just one car in McLaren's 'Ultimate Series' range of cars: the 986bhp P1 GTR, production of which is due to end early next year. From then on, attentions will turn to the P1's successor, which is unlikely to appear before 2020.
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Speaking about the future of the Ultimate Series, McLaren boss Mike Flewitt said: "The McLaren P1 has already established itself as an icon, and any car that is to continue the lineage of the Ultimate Series will need to be a worthy successor - a significant step-change in technology or performance is required to ensure this is the case. The future is undecided at this stage, which is an exciting proposition."
The P1 was first shown as a design study at the Paris motor show in 2012, before being seen in final production form at the Geneva show in 2013. All of the planned 375 cars were sold before the car entered production in the summer of 2013, with the price tag set at £866,000.
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Fabulous car but no F1
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