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The Best Gets Better

The McLaren 750S emerges as the marque’s lightest and most powerful series production car, eschewing the hybrid complexity of its competitors for a purist approach. This supercar combines contemporary advancements with a refreshingly straightforward design ethos, avoiding excessive technical intrinces.

Instead of relying on digital enhancements for performance, the 750S boasts a potent mid-engined V8, augmented by dual turbos and a rear-drive chassis. A highlight is its rapid seven-speed gearbox, accompanied by new ultra-lightweight forged alloy wheels, reflecting extensive development efforts.McLaren’s aim with the 750S was to eclipse the excitement of the 720S while retaining its practical aspects.

The vehicle is akin to three-quarters of a 765LT, but maintains the practicality of its predecessor, and its interior design is influenced by the Artura.What the 750S offers in visual drama, it matches in driving experience – unfiltered, straightforward, and immensely powerful. The driver interaction with the steering, brakes, and chassis harks back to a more tactile era of supercar design, a quality increasingly rare in contemporary models.

Options like the McLaren Senna brakes and Pirelli Trofeo tyres are available for those seeking an enhanced track experience. It’s on the circuit that the 750S truly demonstrates its full potential, epitomising McLaren’s commitment to creating vehicles that excel both in performance and driver engagement.The 750S is refreshingly old school. The straightforward, no nonsense approach delivers all of the attributes we adored in the 720S with added punch and a welcome injection of fun and emotion. The best really has been bettered.