With so many models currently in the McLaren lineup, we understand if you have a few questions about what exactly you get with the new McLaren 570GT. At McLaren Philadelphia, we've compiled some of the most frequently asked questions about the McLaren 570GT so you can get the low-down on what this impressive sports car has to offer.
The McLaren 570GT has a 0-60 time of 3.1 seconds.
The twin-turbo V8 in the McLaren 570GT makes 562 horsepower.
The McLaren 570GT is still in production, and so far they have sold over 1,100 units.
While yes, the McLaren 570GT is considered a supercar, it offers a softer suspension than the most hardcore models, making it an excellent grand tourer.
The recommended service interval for a McLaren 570GT is 10,000 miles, however track use and hard driving may considerably shorten the amount of time you want to go between service visits. In addition, brake service should be performed before and after each track session to ensure the fluid level remains adequate and the brakes haven't been overheated.
While you may want to avoid the snowy months, the softer setup of the McLaren 570GT means it will be a great daily driver for spring, summer, and fall. You may find it a bit limited on storage for your weekly grocery runs, but a set of golf clubs will easily fit in the storage area.
Typically, the battery in your McLaren 570GT should last four to five years, however long periods of disuse or frequent jump starts can degrade your battery more quickly.
Maximum highway range of a McLaren 570GT is 418 miles, while you'll get about 280 miles per tank in city traffic.
You can absolutely drive your McLaren 570GT in the rain, as it features traction control systems that help manage wheel slip and comes with an automatic transmission that makes it easy to slowly apply power in slippery conditions.
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