McLaren Speedtail

Spiritual successor to the McLaren F1 — Ultimate Series Hyper-GT with central driving position, three-seat carbon monocoque, and a hybridised 4.0 TT V8 + e-motor producing 1,035 bhp combined. 106 cars built — same number as the original F1 — and 250 mph+ verified top speed makes it the fastest McLaren road car ever. Long teardrop tail, aero wheel covers, no door mirrors (cameras instead). Not a track car like the Senna — this is the long-distance ultra-GT. Allocation-only, sold out at launch, secondary-market values broadly stable around list-plus.