Chassis No. SBM11RAA0GW675360

Nearly two decades after the ultimate evolution of the LeMans-winning F1 GTR - the 1997 F1 GTR 'Longtail' - raced down the Mulsanne straight, McLaren would carefully revive the Longtail name in 2015. This moniker was rightly reserved for what they would describe as their lightest, most-driver focused, exclusive series-production supercar ever built, the 675LT. Offering more power, less weight, and more precision McLaren was rightfully proud to state that, "nothing has escaped our attention in the quest for perfection both on and off the track".

Utilizing a carbon fiber MonoCell, the 675LT offers an unrivaled combination of lightness and stiffness which, combined with obsessive weight-saving strategies, unlocked a 100 kilogram reduction over the 650S. A redesigned exterior focused upon increasing downforce over the standard Super Series model featured striking carbon fiber bodywork, delivering an astonishing 40 percent increase in downforce and great looks as well. The increased downforce provides incredible agility and in conjunction with a faster steering rack and increased spring rate to that found in the McLaren P1, result in not only impressive lap times, but an unrivaled feeling of connection between man and machine. Powered by a twin-turbocharged 3.8-liter V8 paired with a quick-shifting seven-speed dual-clutch transmission the 675LT weighs under 3,000 pounds delivering three second 0-60 times. In addition to sublime performance, the McLaren's suspension is also remarkably configurable by offering three driving modes which are capable of reaching both extremes of sport and comfort.

With only 500 675LTs built, McLaren Special Operation (MSO) offered a selection of highly desirable options to enhance both the uncompromising driving experience and unique visual appeal of the 675LT. Finished in Volcano Orange, this vehicle is equipped with the rare and highly desirable matte carbon fiber roof scoop courtesy of MSO. Further enhanced by the carbon fiber exterior upgrade package, the side intakes and mirror casings are both carbon along with super lightweight wheels. With lightweight carbon fiber bucket seats trimmed in black alcantara with Orange accent stitching, the interior is similarly well-equipped with a Meridian sound system and beautiful Volcano Orange trim to match the car's exterior.

As one of just approximately 200 vehicles delivered new to the United States, the 675LT is naturally a rare beast, however the exceedingly rare carbon fiber roof scoop truly sets this example apart from the rest. In addition to adding race car looks, its roof scoop provides cold air to the engine through air ducts incorporated into the C pillar and provides an incredible auditory experience at any speed. The first modern 'Longtail' McLaren, the 675LT was produced in a much smaller volume than any of the LT models which would follow. Offered in the most desirable specification with just 4,869 miles at the time of cataloging, this 675LT is an unprecedented opportunity to acquire one of the most desirable and collectible modern McLarens extant.