It's the Toyota Sera, a scissor-doored sports car produced by Toyota throughout the early 1990s. Apart from its wonky doors, it also played an instrumental hand in the design of the McLaren F1.

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McLaren Automotive (Woking, Surrey, U.K.) announces that it has developed a “world-first” manufacturing method that scales an aerospace-inspired carbon fiber production process for volume super car ...

partially to show of a little but more to show myself ones I achieve my goals I can reward myself with something nice and be proud. Car dose not make the man but it sure turns folks heads (critics).

There is nothing like a viral supercar crash to get South Africans riled up, and that is exactly what happened this weekend when a McLaren 570S supercar was wrecked on a quiet suburban street in ...

This was starkly illustrated last Saturday in Sea Point, Cape Town, when a driver lost control of his R3-million McLaren 570S coupe ... quick and powerful normal car owners complete an advanced ...

What is the cost of an F1 car? The exact cost of an F1 car is tricky to confirm, but they come to an average sum of roughly US$16 million each, according to RTR Sports. This figure can range ...

On the eve of the opening on-track action in the 2025 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season, Arrow McLaren revealed its three ... “Kicking things off with our car launch event at the Pier makes it even ...

On the eve of the opening on-track action in the 2025 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season, Arrow McLaren revealed its three full-season ... “Kicking things off with our car launch event at the Pier makes it ...

That’s how team principal Andrea Stella described the development work on the MCL39, the first McLaren car designed to a defend a constructors championship in more than a quarter of a century.

They marginally had the fastest machine and took a slight advantage into the off-season. McLaren’s ‘big step’ is a risk with their 2025 car, with some heavy investment in aggressive developments.