McLaren Reviews

McLaren GT

Woking’s most user-friendly car to date is still a McLaren first and foremost, and a GT more in name than behaviour

From £165,2309

McLaren 600LT Spider

Our favourite driver’s car of 2018 is made more desirable still with this new Spider version. Can it reach the same lofty heights?

McLaren 720S Spider

McLaren has achieved that rarest of things: a convertible the dynamic equal of the coupé from which it's derived

McLaren Senna

Can Woking’s 'ultimate road-legal track car' make history at our dry handling track?

From £750,00010

McLaren 600LT

Lighter, faster and more athletic than the already brilliant 570S, the 600LT is McLaren at its very best

From £185,50010

McLaren 570S Spider

The McLaren 570S Spider combines all the dynamic brilliance of the coupé with the added fun of roof-down driving at the touch of a button

From £164,75010

McLaren 720S

This is the first of McLaren’s new generation of cars — and what a way to begin it is

From £218,02010

McLaren 540C

It might be the entry-level McLaren, but the 540C feels no less complete or exhilarating on the road than the firm's brilliant 570S

From £128,05510

McLaren 570GT

Grand touring version of McLaren's mightily impressive 570S lives up to its high expectations

From £154,00010

McLaren 570S

Is this a genuine supercar slayer for top-rank sports car money, and can it see off rivals from Porsche, Audi and Aston Martin in the process?

From £145,30510

McLaren 675 LT

McLaren unleashes the playful side of its Super Series line-up with this more powerful and focused version of the 650S

From £261,55510

McLaren P1 GTR 2015-2016

The 986bhp P1 GTR is the most hardcore interpretation of McLaren's hypercar, and we've driven it

McLaren 650S Spider 2014-2016

Is Woking's Super Series car more than just a rehashed 12C?

From £220,3059

McLaren P1 2014-2015

With hybrid hypercars from Porsche and Ferrari on the horizon, the stakes couldn't be higher - so has the P1 risen to the challenge?

McLaren 650S 2014-2017

The latest addition to McLaren's line-up may be based on the 12C, but this is a whole new ball-game

From £200,0059

McLaren F1 1992-1998

In 1994 Autocar road tested the fastest and most extreme road car ever built. Here is the definitive verdict on the McLaren F1

From £540,00010

McLaren 12C 2011-2014

The McLaren 12C has extraordinary pace and handling, but is a touch clinical

From £168,5009

McLaren 12C Spider 2012-2014

The McLaren 12C Spider narrows the gap to the Ferrari 458 - particularly in drop-top form - to negligible

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