You Can Now Purchase a McLaren Race Car That Comes with Street Legal License Plates | Carscoops

      If you possess $3.3 million, this could be the ideal hypercar.

      The P1 GTR features a hybrid powertrain that provides an additional 83 hp over a standard P1.

      It is estimated that Lanzante has transformed 40 P1 GTRs into street-legal versions like this one.

      The vehicle showcases a black and orange exterior with dark red carbon details.

      Few would dispute that the McLaren P1 GTR ranks among the best vehicles from the brand since its revival with the MP4-12C in 2011. Although the P1 GTR is now ten years old, it still captivates as much as it did upon its release as the track-exclusive, limited-production variant of the already impressive P1 hybrid hypercar. This is your chance to own one that you can drive on the road.

      McLaren initially introduced the P1 GTR solely for track use, producing only 58 units. However, McLaren was not the only participant in this arena. Lanzante emerged, initiating the conversion of these track-oriented models into legal road cars.

      Of the original 58 P1 GTRs, it is believed that 40 have been approved for street use, and one of those exceptional, road-ready examples is currently available.

      The remarkable P1 GTR you see is listed for sale by F1rst Motors in Dubai. It boasts a striking orange and black color scheme, enhanced with several dark red carbon fiber elements, including the rear diffuser and doors. Key features that set it apart from a standard P1 include a large rear wing, a redesigned front end with a larger splitter and canards, and an updated rear section.

      With a price tag of 12.3 million AED, or $3.3 million at current exchange rates, the P1 GTR is expected to have an extraordinary interior, and it does not disappoint. It includes two removable carbon fiber steering wheels and several red carbon fiber accents. The seats are elegantly upholstered in black and red leather.

      On the performance front, the P1 GTR certainly delivers. Its 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 hybrid engine has been upgraded to 986 horsepower, thanks to the extra 83 hp compared to the regular P1. Additionally, McLaren has reduced 110 lbs (50 kg) of unnecessary weight, enhancing the speed of this already exhilarating car.