McLaren makes a lot of special edition cars and the most recent, and most eye-catching, of those is the Sabre.

The automobile was introduced late final 12 months however curiously, it wasn’t revealed by the British automotive producer itself however somewhat the McLaren Beverly Hills dealership and after buyer deliveries had begun, a somewhat atypical launch within the automotive world. However, there’s a lot to speak about with the Sabre.

Before everything is the styling. The automotive appears in contrast to another automobile from McLaren and takes styling inspiration from the McLaren Vision Gran Turismo concept. The entrance finish contains a protruding nostril and small headlights, in addition to an attention grabbing entrance splitter. There’s additionally an intriguing fender panel that flows down into the splitter. These fenders additionally home the flip alerts.

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Spin round to the rear of the Sabre and you’ll uncover a towering rear wing and shark fin extra becoming of a le Mans prototype than a road automotive. The taillights of the Sabre have additionally been integrated into this wing, making for a sleeker design.

On this evaluate, Doug DeMuro then takes a take a look at the inside of the Sabre. Similar to the 720S, the Sabre has a swivelling digital gauge cluster. One other distinctive quirk is the truth that the Begin/Cease button is positioned on the roof. Heck, even the fan velocity adjuster is on the ceiling.

By way of efficiency, the Sabre’s twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 pumps out 824 hp and 590 lb-ft (800 Nm) of torque, permitting the automotive to hit a prime velocity of 218 mph (351 km/h).