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There are about 3-4 of those running around the city.

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There are about 3-4 of those running around the city.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

....at a Chinese restaurant in Oklahoma City. Makes me all the more anxious to see a 918 in person.

POST 2Original post

There are about 3-4 of those running around the city. We have a lot of exotics in town actually. One you will probably never see is my former regional VP have a Saleen S7 lol

POST 3Original post

There is also a silver 959 that comes out every now and again .

POST 4Original post

supposedly the depreciation is terrible on these cars due to the company updating them in the same manner apple does the iphone. Because of this, a used on is semi reasonable to own. A kid at the middle school gets picked up in a volcano orange one in rural upstate south carolina haha, the kids go nuts. ( I prefer the older woman who drops her kid off in her f type coupe though!)

POST 5Original post

Okay.. I'll show my ignorance. What the heck is it?

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 450840

McLaren 12C (aka MP4-12C). Twin turbo V-8 600hp. $230K new.

POST 7Original post

Quotes source post: 450842

HOLY SMOKES!! thanks for the heads up.

POST 8Original post

Pffft......it's just the base model.....he didn't even get the door handle option.....

POST 9Original post

Mclaren is cool but it can't compare to this ride .

POST 11Original post

I was invited to the launch event for the "affordable" version, the 570S, 570 bhp, base price of about $185k, they want to get the high end Porsche buyers to switch sides. The car will come out next year

POST 12Original post

The draw of a McLaren vs a Porsche might be compelling - Formula 1 heritage + race cars + sports cars. This certainly appeals to me. For my likes, Porsche has become too soft, too PC, too worried about C02, and much too focused on having three models for every possible market niche. Sorry to sound so critical, but if it were me, I'd skip over the 918 with the Cayenne/Panamera inspired interior for a McLaren everyday of the week.

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This person went all in - note the pink steering wheel cover!

POST 16Original post

steering wheel had wings and rear view mirror had pink fuzzy something

POST 17Original post

I have to agree with Tom. The McLaren is my dream car. I'd rather have that than anything else out there. I saw these two parked on the street in Montreal during F1 week last year and almost needed a quiet moment alone.

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