This is not the first time that a McLaren has gone up in flames. The company recalled some 2,800 cars for a foam pad under the fuel tank that can get wet and corrode the fuel tank, but the 765LT ...

With 850-something horses going to the rear wheels of the Macca, the 765LT made easy work of the completely stock Revuelto ...

For the 765LT, McLaren relaxes some of the powertrain NVH ... Oh, it also had top-mounted exhaust outlets that shot flames. Once again, there were coupe and Spider versions of the new LT, with ...

The McLaren 765LT is lightweight, loud, and lethal. 💥 Full POV review with 340KM/H Autobahn runs, explosive twin-turbo V8 ...

While it may feature only a 3.0-liter V6, the plug-in hybrid 296 made easy work of the limited-run 911 GT2 RS and McLaren ...

McLaren 765LT Spider Is a 755-HP Hardcore Droptop ... and you get instant throttle response and the aforementioned rear flames, so don't sleep on that Active button to unlock the mode options.

these pipes will shoot flames. But let's be honest, no one buying this car actually gives a hoot about the infotainment system; the 765LT is all about raw performance. McLaren's 4.0-liter ...

McLaren has issued a recall for certain 765LT coupes from the 2021 model year. The recall involves a rear window that could fly off at high speeds. McLaren will address the issue by installing ...

McLaren 765LT recall affects 163 vehicles due to rear window detachment risk at high speeds. Warranty claims revealed rear panel de-bonding or detaching, prompting the recall action. The recall is ...

Setting up the 2022 McLaren 765LT Spider for photo shoots can be a difficult task, and not because it's an extremely quick, low, wide supercar. Rather, it's because of the car's deafening engine.

Launching a lightweight, high- performance variant of a supercar in the midst of a pandemic might not seem like opportune timing, but McLaren Automotive is finding the opposite with its 765LT.

McLaren is recalling a large chunk of the run of 2021 model year 765LT Coupes due to an unusual reason: there's a risk that the rear window could fly off at high speed. Until a fix is implemented ...