McLaren Jakarta

A man was found dead in a rented McLaren 570S parked outside a nightclub in Jalan Gelang off Jalan Sg Besi, Kuala Lumpur. The victim has been identified as a 28-year-old male from Klang. The man was found by members of the public who called the police after discovering the man unconscious. Operation commander of the Bomba and Rescue Department, Najilan Che Pa, said in a statement that the Kuala Lumpur operation team received a call at 6.03 pm before sending out a team to the location. Upon arriv

Fuel economy runs aren’t something you would expect from a supercar but the McLaren Artura holds the title of “the most fuel-efficient McLaren ever produced” with a claimed 50+ mpg (4.7 L/100 km) mileage based on combined EU WLTP ratings. That makes it better than the Proton Saga which we recorded an average of 6.7 L/100 km! Granted, those figures are still pending final validation at least according to the press docket but the figures that we can certainly not dispute would be its performance.

815 PS, 800 Nm, 0-100 km/h in 2.8s Lightest McLaren yet Windscreen is optional 149 units globally McLaren Kuala Lumpur, the sole official importer and retailer for Mclaren Automotive, has previewed the McLaren Elva. It is an open-cockpit two-seater, joining the brand’s Ultimate Series alongside the McLaren Senna and McLaren Speedtail. Only 149 units will be made globally. The unit previewed here is the windscreen version, for those who prefer a physical screen rather than wind deflectors. McLare

The Philippines Bureau of Customs (BOC) made a very public display of crushing a rare McLaren 620R recently, they even uploaded a video! The reason for the PDLA (public display of lack of affection) was to teach Filipinos a lesson for smuggling illegal cars into the country. There are only 350 units of the McLaren 620R in the world. Based on the McLaren 570S GT4 race car, McLaren introduced the 620R as the street version of the race car back in 2019. Under the bonnet lies a 3.8-litre twin-turbo

The McLaren F1 team will bring the iconic powder-blue neon orange stripe Gulf livery back to the sport at this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix. The livery was last seen in the early 1970s when the 2 companies worked together in F1 and Can-Am racing. Although the livery is no stranger to car and racing enthusiasts, this is only the second time the livery will make its appearance in F1. Also read: Daniel Riccardo debunks driving sequences of our favourite car movies Drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Lando