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Вытворчасць версіі Woking пабудаваны Ferrari F150 супернік быў заўважаны тэсціравання ў UKThese эксклюзіўныя шпіенскія здымкі серыйнай версіі новага McLaren P1 hypercar пацвердзіць, што ен застанецца верным канцэпцыі нядаўна паказалі на Парыжскім аўтасалоне.
Апошнія фотаздымкі таксама паказваюць P1 ў тэставанне ў Вялікабрытаніі ўпершыню. Прататып тэставы аўтамабіль быў заўважаны на прамысловай нерухомасці ў сельскай Norfolk.
P1-гэта чаявыя, якія ўпершыню з'яўляюцца ў вытворчасць у форме ўжо на Жэнеўскім аўтасалоне вясной, перад выхадам у продаж пазней у гэтым годзе.
At the Paris show, McLaren sources revealed that the concepts exterior was more than 95 per cent representative of the production car. These pictures appear to back that up.
Although the heavy disguise covers the styling intricacies, it cannot hide the heavily sculpted bodywork that is carried over from the Paris concept. McLaren design chief Frank Stephenson said that the P1s looks have been inspired by a Le Mans racer.
McLaren revealed few specific technical details of the P1, the successor to the F1, at the concepts launch in Paris.
However, sources have revealed that it will use a modified version of the 12Cs twin-turbo V8 mated to an F1-style KERS hybrid boost system, with a total power output of about 720bhp. The power-to-weight ratio will be more than 600bhp per tonne.
McLaren has said it is not interested in making the worlds fastest or most powerful production car. Instead, it wants to make the best drivers car in the world.
The P1 will be left-hand drive only and be offered in a limited production run. It will be priced from 700,000 to 800,000 when sales start late next year.

Production version of the Woking-built Ferrari F150 rival has been spotted testing in the UKThese exclusive spy shots of the production version of the new McLaren P1 hypercar confirm that it will stay true to the concept recently revealed at the Paris motor show.
The latest pictures also show the P1 in testing in the UK for the first time. The prototype test car was spotted on an industrial estate in rural Norfolk.
The P1 is tipped to appear for the first time in full production form as early as the Geneva motor show in the spring, before going on sale later in the year.
At the Paris show, McLaren sources revealed that the concepts exterior was more than 95 per cent representative of the production car. These pictures appear to back that up.
Although the heavy disguise covers the styling intricacies, it cannot hide the heavily sculpted bodywork that is carried over from the Paris concept. McLaren design chief Frank Stephenson said that the P1s looks have been inspired by a Le Mans racer.
McLaren revealed few specific technical details of the P1, the successor to the F1, at the concepts launch in Paris.
However, sources have revealed that it will use a modified version of the 12Cs twin-turbo V8 mated to an F1-style KERS hybrid boost system, with a total power output of about 720bhp. The power-to-weight ratio will be more than 600bhp per tonne.
McLaren has said it is not interested in making the worlds fastest or most powerful production car. Instead, it wants to make the best drivers car in the world.
The P1 will be left-hand drive only and be offered in a limited production run. It will be priced from 700,000 to 800,000 when sales start late next year.