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Chris Harris - McLaren 570S

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyBc1GnJVlM"]Chris Harris on Cars - McLaren 570S on road and track - YouTube[/ame]

It's got the face of a Pokemon lol.

It's interesting in design. I like it. But not quite as much as the 675LT or the 650S.

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Originally Posted by TylerLieberman (Post 2426378)

It's got the face of a Pokemon lol.

You win the internet for today :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by TylerLieberman (Post 2426378)

It's got the face of a Pokemon lol.

I think I concur:
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...WL._SY355_.jpg

http://www.financialexpress.com/wp-c...mclaren3-g.jpg

Whenever I watch a Chris Harris review I always get the feeling that he's the happiest guy in the world.

I liked his comment about having to find a bad car to review because everything he's done recently has been so good.

Ignition Drives McLaren 570S On Track And Along Some Stunning Mountain Roads

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz2lOKsjdT0"]2016 McLaren 570S: Supercar Speed with Sports Car Fun! - Ignition Ep. 145 - YouTube[/ame]

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Thanks to its fun-loving nature and driver-focused personality, the McLaren 570S has been very well received by the press and customers alike.

Late last year, numerous reviews of the car emerged from its official press launch at the Portimao circuit and now, Motor Trend had the chance to test the new 570S on U.S. soil for the first time.

With both Jason Cammisa and Randy Pobst getting time behind the wheel on the road and racetrack, all of the 570S' driving abilities are tested to the limits.

As with other 570S reviews, the conclusion is quite simple; the McLaren 570S is incredibly fast but rather than being focused on performance numbers, it has instead been built to offer amazing driving thrills and engagement.

With a new leasing programme allow enthusiasts to own a 570S for as little as $2,200 a month, it is certainly an appealing prospect. Sign us up McLaren.

http://www.carscoops.com/2016/01/ign...-on-track.html

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Originally Posted by jvincent (Post 2426836)

This guy is living a dream life. Young, good looking, sponsored driver to auto journalist, to successful independent auto journalist, to co-host of Top Gear. FML.

Bill Burr does a bit about how Schwarzenegger has been so rediculously successful with just about everything he's ever done he's been in the zone for 40+ fucking years. Pretty much all shit guys dream about too. eg. immigrating to the U.S.A. not knowing a lick of English, becoming the youngest Mr. Olympia 7x, becoming the most successful action actor in Hollywood, marrying a Kennedy, becoming the Governor of CA, then re-starting his acting career... That's where Chris Harris is headed.

Did I mention FML?

Now Leasing! The McLaren 570S and 650S

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Eying a British supercar, but not quite ready to take the full financial plunge? Your problems are solved, pal. McLaren just announced a new program with Ally Financial, making it possible to lease a British supercar for the very first time.

Yes, the all-new offer will allow you to plop a $185,000 McLaren 570S—the brilliant, 562-hp mid-engined "entry level" model in McLaren's lineup—in your garage for a monthly payment starting at $2200. McLaren says you'll also be able to lease the ridiculously quick 650S, which costs $270,000 to purchase outright, although the automaker didn't specify the lease payment on that model.

The move makes sense for McLaren. As the automaker points out in today's announcement, the 570S in particular competes in a market segment where leasing is a major factor, competing against vehicles like the Porsche 911 Turbo and Audi R8 V10. The leasing move also could open up a secondary market for McLaren, selling certified-preowned vehicles at the end of their lease terms, should the automaker so choose.

Mortgage a house, rent a fancy apartment, or lease a McLaren? You know which one we'd pick.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/autos...50s/ar-AAgkL9L