McLaren P1 – Thumbs Up Or Down?: Paris 2012 Live Shots

by Derek Kreindler

Published: September 28th, 2012

mclaren p1 thumbs up or down paris 2012 live shots

As amazing as the specs may be, I’m not sold on the design of the McLaren P1. It may be functional, but it can’t stand up to the elegant minimalism of the F1 and looks far too busy. Let us know what you think.

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Probert on Sep 29, 2012

ick - now back to discussing the Gordon Keeble

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Bimmer on Sep 30, 2012

It's no F1, but overall UP, save for the generic rims (already covered in baked on brake dust) and burnt orange colour that should've died with Caliber and HHR. Hey, at least it's not silver (so sick of it!)!

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