The million-dollar supercar from the McLaren brand is being offered for sale at a price of more than 3.3 million USD. This striking yellow McLaren Speedtail , previously owned by Michael Fux – a mattress industry giant in the US – was sold for 3.3 million USD, equivalent to 75 billion VND at an auction event organized by Mecum Auctions. office in Kissimmee, Florida (USA).
McLaren only produced 106 three-seat Speedtails and each one had some differences. Michael Fux’s car is no exception as the exterior is painted bright Volcano yellow. The car also has black 10-spoke super light wheels with a similar structure to most other Speedtails. The car’s appearance is highlighted by some Galvanic Gray details.
The interior of the McLaren Speedtail in Volcano color is as outstanding as the exterior with a main yellow color tone personalized through the McLaren Special Operations department, with seats, door sills, hood and door panels covered in yellow leather. -black. Many parts are made of carbon material such as seat frames, dashboard, steering wheel, door panels, etc.
The McLaren Speedtail attracted a lot of attention in the auction and in just a few seconds, the auction price surpassed the 2 million USD mark. Very soon, this number was raised to a higher level and finally, a giant won with a price of 3.3 million USD, significantly higher than the starting price.
Launched globally in October 2018, McLaren has so far delivered many Speedtails to customers, including a few that were personalized by the owner to make the car more unique, once on the used car floor. This hypercar model is confirmed by the British car company as McLaren’s “3 best” supercar, including the most luxurious, fastest speed and unique structure.
McLaren Speedtail is equipped with a V8 gasoline engine, 4.0L twin turbocharged capacity. This engine is a combination of hybrid gasoline-electric technology and an electric motor. For a total capacity of up to 1,055 horsepower and maximum torque of 1,150 Nm. The car can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds and easily reach the 300 km/h mark in 13 seconds before reaching a maximum speed of 403 km/h.
