McLaren 750S Review: The Purest Supercar You Can Buy
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McLaren 750S Review: The Purest Supercar You Can Buy

McLaren’s outgoing era of twin-turbo V8 exotica reaches a peak with the 750S. It is not a reinvention; it is a refinement of everything the 720S did well, only lighter and sharper.

Less is more

McLaren shaved 30 kg from an already lithe platform. The result is a car that responds to inputs the instant you make them. The steering, unassisted by the artificial layering some rivals lean on, tells you everything the front tyres are doing.

The engine, still the star

The 4.0-litre V8 builds boost with a violent, linear urgency. There is no hybrid dilution here — just turbocharged atmosphere being rearranged very quickly. The brakes, carbon-ceramic as standard, never fade on a punishing circuit lap.

In a segment drifting toward electrified complexity, the 750S stands as a pure, driver-first statement. It will be remembered fondly.

SpecValue
Power740 hp
0–100 km/h2.8 s
Top speed332 km/h
Dry weight1,389 kg

Pros

  • Astounding power-to-weight
  • Telepathic steering
  • Carbon-ceramic brakes flawless
  • Driver-focused cabin

Cons

  • Firm ride on bad roads
  • Limited storage
  • Pricey carbon options
Verdict

The 750S is a high-water mark for the combustion supercar — featherweight, ferociously fast, and beautifully honest to drive.