Agree, But in a certain aspect that thin line is erased with the subtlety of the appropriate color and the chrome trim, this car practically re-invents a category that could be called "SuperGT", it is a very color dependent car, the metallic paint ones (blue, copper, etc, as in the photos above), they apply to the "GT" idea that McLaren offered, but in hard colors with the wheels in black, it's just another McLaren SuperHiper ....., very difficult to differentiate between the others.
As someone who has trouble differentiating between his shoes, the grand tourer is the only McLaren model that stands out to my taste. Obviously flashy colours like orange are out of the question - as a matter of personal taste.
That's what I mean, in certain colors it stands out as something different and with others it is much more similar to the rest of the line
I watched this earlier today. What I found most interesting is their remark of this being the softest McLaren in the line-up.
Agree. A GT car it is certainly not...
Yupp. Credit where credit is due. McLaren have done a fantastic job designing Supercars that borrow zero cues from Ferrari or Lamborghini.
