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650S (United Kingdom, 2014)

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Engine
V 8 (90º vee)

Type
Fixed-head coupé

Displacement
232 cu in

Doors
2

Maximum torque
500 ft.lb @ 6000 rpm

Seats
2

Wheel Drive
Rear wheel drive

Luggage Space
--

Transmission
7, Double Clutch

Fuel
Petrol / Petrol

Power-to-weight
488.72 hp/ton

Kerb weight
2932 lb

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safety rating:
NCAP

fuel efficiency
20.1 US MPG

CO2 emissions
275 g/km

Displacement
232 cu in

max power
650 hp

acceleration 0-100 km/h
3.0s

top speed
207 mph

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about this car

McLaren revealed its highlight at the 2014's Geneva Motor Show, the 650S, which the brand promises is its “fastest, most engaging, best equipped and most beautiful series-production supercar yet”.

The McLaren 650S joins the range alongside the 12C and the P1 and takes knowledge from both models as well as 50 years of high-level motorsport. Available as a fixed-head coupé or as a Spider, the 650S was designed and developed to provide the ultimate in driver engagement on the road and on the race track.

The 650S badge designation refers to the 650PS of the M838T twin turbo V8 engine, while the ‘S’ stands for ‘Sport’, underlining the focus and developments made to handling, transmission, drivability and engagement. Performance figures will be confirmed ahead of the Geneva Show but will better the 12C.

The design is inspired by the McLaren P1, previewing a new family design language. The ...

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