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Car number 46 of only 106 examples ever produced, all of which were hand-assembled by McLaren Automotive at their world-leading Technology Centre, which is shared with its Formula 1 racing team., McLaren’s first Hyper-GT, the Speedtail, is its most powerful road car to date and also its most aerodynamically efficient production car. The car set a benchmark for innovation, design, and space, with its central driving position first pioneered by the company's legendary F1. It offered the driver an unmatched panoramic view of the road and interior space, further enhanced by the amount of glass and flawless dashboard design. The exterior design was unique in the automotive production car world, with every element crafted to create the most aerodynamic shape possible. The car’s air is routed seamlessly over, under, and around the body, from the front of the car to the innovative rear trailing edge ailerons. Designed for unparalleled performance, the Speedtail features a self-charging petrol-electric hybrid powertrain producing 1,070 PS (1,036 hp), resulting in an astonishing 0-300 km/h (186 mph) in just 13 seconds, and a top speed of 403 km/h (250 mph)., This single owner, UK-supplied delivery mileage example was specified new with a host of factory options and features that included: a bespoke exterior paint in Frost Blue, MSO Bespoke aluminium carbon-TPT front badge, MSO Bespoke wiper arm cowl in gloss black, ambient door sill lighting with backlit microperforated McLaren logos, Speedtail calipers with machined logo in silver, two-tone semi-aniline interior leather finish, driver and passenger headrests with embossed logos, titanium dedication plate, interior brightwork in Zircon, luggage bin floors finished in leather, engine cover painted in gloss black, exterior brightwork in Zircon, diamond-cut 10-spoke lightweight wheels finished in gloss black, exhaust finished in Stealth Titanium, and rea. Frost Blue, £1,850,000

The McLaren Speedtail is an engineering marvel and a showcase of McLaren's commitment to pushing the boundaries of automotive design and performance. As McLaren's first ever Hyper-GT, it's part of the Ultimate Series, McLaren's most exclusive line-up, sitting alongside other legends like the P1 and Senna. The Speedtail boasts a streamlined, teardrop-shaped body that's both elegant and functional, optimizing airflow to reduce drag and enhance speed. Its unique, elongated shape contributes to its extraordinary aerodynamic efficiency, helping it achieve its incredible top speed. At the heart of the Speedtail is a hybrid powertrain that combines a traditional internal combustion engine with an electric drive unit. This setup delivers a staggering output of over 1,000 horsepower, enabling the Speedtail to accelerate from 0 to 300 km/h (0 to 186 mph) in under 13 seconds and reach a top speed of 403 km/h (250 mph), making it the fastest McLaren road car to date. The Speedtail is packed with innovative features, including electrochromic glass that darkens at the touch of a button, eliminating the need for sun visors, and flexible ailerons on the rear of the car that bend without any seams or joints. It also has cameras instead of traditional side mirrors to reduce drag, which retract into the doors when not in use. The interior of the Speedtail is a testament to McLaren's attention to luxury and detail, with a driver-centered layout that seats the driver in the middle with two passenger seats slightly behind on either side. This configuration, inspired by the iconic McLaren F1, provides a unique driving experience. The materials and finishings are of the highest quality, and McLaren offers extensive customization options for buyers to personalize their vehicle. Only 106 units of the Speedtail were produced, making it a highly exclusive piece of automotive art. Each unit is tailored to the owner's preferences, adding to the vehicle's uniqueness and collectibility.