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McLaren unveils the McL 6GT concept, a contemporary reinterpretation of Bruce McLaren's unfulfilled M6GT dream that pairs a carbon-fibre monocoque and V8 with for the first time since the F1 era a genuine manual gearbox sending power to the rear, emphasizing tactile, analogue driving and heritage-inspired design.
McLaren unveiled the McL 6GT at Monterey Car Week—a carbon-bodied V8 rear-drive supercar that uses a genuine manual gearbox, the brand’s first three-pedal setup in 34 years since the F1. The concept previews an exclusive production version planned for 2028, emphasizing driver involvement with hydraulic steering and a design inspired by Bruce McLaren’s M6GT.
McLaren revealed the MCL 6GT at Monterey Car Week, reviving a true manual gearbox with hydraulic steering and a V8 in a car designed for immersive driving rather than sheer speed. Priced around $1.5 million and planned as a limited run of about 500 units, the project emphasizes exclusivity and customization, with strong early demand from clients who want an authentic manual McLaren since the F1.
McLaren unveiled the MCL 6GT, a limited-run road car inspired by Bruce McLaren’s 1969 M6GT that features a bespoke manual transmission—the first McLaren road car with a manual since the F1—combining heritage styling with modern carbon-fiber architecture; around 500 units are planned with deliveries starting in 2028, while powertrain details remain undisclosed.
McLaren unveils the McL 6GT at Monterey Car Week as the brand's first manual-transmission model since the F1 in 1992. A modern homage to Bruce McLaren's unfinished M6GT, the concept features a V8, rear-drive layout, carbon-fiber construction, and a tactile, gear-lever-driven interior with hydraulic steering. While it remains a concept for now, a production version is planned for 2028 as an ultra-exclusive model above McLaren's core lineup, with anticipated pricing above $1 million.
McLaren has unveiled the McL 6GT, its first manual-equipped supercar since the F1. The concept, planned for production in 2028, features a three-pedal stick shift, a carbon-fiber chassis, and a V8 with no hybrid assist, aiming for a tactile, analogue driving experience and a styling direction inspired by the M6 GT. It signals a more exclusive, driver-focused offering within McLaren’s lineup.
McLaren has unveiled the McL 6GT, a lightweight, carbon-bodied supercar that uses a six-speed manual gearbox—the first McLaren road car with a manual since the F1—debuting in near-production form at Monterey Car Week and due to go on sale in 2028 as a limited-run model. The car nods to the Can-Am-era M6A and Bruce McLaren, emphasizes tactile analogue driving with hydraulic steering, and is likely based on the outgoing 750S while signaling a new collector-focused McLaren lineup.