McLaren Solus GT: The 4 Million Dollar Race Car That Came From Video Games to the Streets

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 21/09/2023 at 17:07

Updated on 21/09/2023 at 17:11

McLaren Solus GT (Imagem / Reprodução Supercar Blongie)

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Meet The McLaren Solus GT, A $4 Million Monster That Redefines High-Performance Automotive With Sci-Fi-Worthy Features

McLaren has launched the Solus GT, a car that was initially a virtual concept in the 2017 game Gran Turismo Sport. Well, the future has arrived, and McLaren has decided to bring it to life. Limited to 25 units worldwide, the vehicle is a sight to behold and a hurricane of technology.

It’s Not Just Luxury: It’s Functionality

The car has a bargain price of $4 million. But trust me, it justifies every penny. It weighs only 1,000 kilograms but manages to create 1,200 kilograms of downforce, which, believe it or not, theoretically allows the car to drive upside down. That’s right, upside down! Can you imagine?

Comfort at 300 Km/h

The interior is bright orange, and seriously, you have to take off your shoes to get in. We are not talking about a simple car; we are talking about an experience. The dashboard is inspired by Formula 1 and offers a 180-degree view for the driver. And the best part: it has air conditioning and a heated windshield. Who said track and comfort don’t go together?

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What Comes With It?

Each buyer receives a seat molded exclusively to their body. You also get a helmet, a racing suit, and even a kind of neck collar, just like real drivers.

Details That Make a Difference

But that’s not all. Pay attention to the giant wing fixed at the back. It’s not just aerodynamic; it’s a piece of art that extends to the rear diffuser. And the wheels? They are like islands separated from the car, giving it a flying saucer appearance when viewed from above.

YouTube video — McLaren Solus GT (Video / Reproduction Supercar Blongie)

About McLaren

Founded in 1963 by Bruce McLaren, McLaren Automotive has become an icon in the automotive industry and in Formula 1, combining precision engineering with relentless innovation. Based in Woking, United Kingdom, the company has won numerous titles and revolutionized the world of supercars and sports cars. Today, McLaren is synonymous with excellence and luxury, creating vehicles that are both works of art and high-performance machines.

McLaren Solus GT: The 4 Million Dollar Race Car That Came From Video Games to the Streets

Meet The McLaren Solus GT, A $4 Million Monster That Redefines High-Performance Automotive With Sci-Fi-Worthy Features

It’s Not Just Luxury: It’s Functionality

Comfort at 300 Km/h

What Comes With It?

Details That Make a Difference

About McLaren

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It’s Not Just Luxury: It’s Functionality

Comfort at 300 Km/h

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Details That Make a Difference

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