The film features legendary figures from McLaren's past and the present, and highlights their favourite McLaren road and race cars
The McLaren Speedtail 'XP2' prototype has served as the inspiration for a custom-built, one-off guitar made by Dean Gordon.
The 'Albert' Speedtail sports a paint finish that took six weeks to paint as well as additional time to dry and reassemble.
The remarkable and unique timepiece honours the most advanced vehicle McLaren has yet produced - the futuristic looking Speedtail.
McLaren celebrates its 7,500th car milestone in the U.S.A, the company's largest single market comprising over a third of the global volume.
McLaren and the Forza driving franchise come together to collaborate and launch the 'DriveatHome' initiative.
McLaren unveils the inner workings behind the hybrid Speedtail - the race-bred electric drive and battery technology.
The McLaren Speedtail and GT's innovative Bowers and Wilkins' audio installations win the iF Design Award in the Car Audio category.
The development programme for the McLaren Speedtail has concluded in fitting fashion with the car achieving 403km/h at the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida.
Three inspiring collections suggested by McLaren designers for the 403km/h Hyper-GT offer an almost limitless range of personalisation available to owners.
McLaren's new Hyper-GT embarks on a year-long test regime underpinning development of new centre-seat, 403km/h hybrid.
The ultimate McLaren road car harmonises sleek and seamless beauty with pioneering technologies and extreme performance.
The 106 individuals who have reserved the McLaren Speedtail are being offered the chance to add a unique finishing touch from a range of optional badging.
McLaren's next Ultimate Series and first ever hyper GT will be revealed to its buyers at a private event held in London.
McLaren has informed the 106 clients who have reserved an example of the car they previously knew only as BP23 that it will be named the McLaren Speedtail.