Hours in which I thought I’d come to know and understand the extraordinary, £2.1 million McLaren Speedtail ... clutch automatic gearbox and rear-wheel drive so, in such crucial regards ...

As with various elements throughout the car, there is significant heritage linked to the steering wheel. Although unique to the McLaren P1™ GTR, the design is based on the steering wheel of the ...

With its center-positioned steering wheel and a 6.1-liter BMW V ... most notably with the McLaren Senna and the McLaren Speedtail. Despite models such as the Senna being limited, the current ...

The McLaren W1's nose emerges ... the driver can then punch a thumb at the Boost button on the steering wheel to unleash the electric motor's full output. More F1 goodies? Well, how about active ...

The seats are fixed, but the pedal box moves, and McLaren reps assured us it can accommodate both unusually tall and more compact drivers. The steering wheel is smaller and flattened top and ...

Revving to 9,200 rpm, McLaren says the W1 is its fastest-accelerating and fastest-lapping road car of all time, sprinting to 186 mph faster than the three-seat Speedtail and lapping a “reference ...