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McLaren 765LT

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Writer:

Andrew Frankel | Ti co-founder

Date:

14 April 2021

McLaren has been having a torrid time of late – thousands laid off and its extraordinary HQ to be sold and leased back. But it hopes the turnaround starts here with this 765LT, a car sold out for this year and with more interested customers than build slots for next. For unlike the 600LT whose residuals tanked, McLaren is saying exactly how many it is building: 765 coupes, followed by a run of no more and possibly fewer Spiders.

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