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Meet the McLaren Speedtail. Boasting 250mph speeds and a price tag of $2.25 million, all 106 of these cars are already sold. Deliveries start in early 2020.
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IF I ever had $2.25 million to spend on a car it definitely would not be this one , just my opinion
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Originally posted by Bluevette View PostMeet the McLaren Speedtail. Boasting 250mph speeds and a price tag of $2.25 million, all 106 of these cars are already sold. Deliveries start in early 2020.
Thanks Bluevette for finding and sharing the Speedtail. I concur with Ssscooter66, however, that is far from my dream car.Originally posted by Ssscooter66 View PostIF I ever had $2.25 million to spend on a car it definitely would not be this one , just my opinion
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You can get 2 of these for that price.Originally posted by Ssscooter66 View PostIF I ever had $2.25 million to spend on a car it definitely would not be this one , just my opinion
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Audi R8, V10 for $140,000 would be a better choice for me. Or, if they decide to allow us to order the ME Corvette. That will work much better. Plus I save a couple of million that I could spend on the boat.3LT Long Beach Red , Z51, FE4 , ZZ3, Black interior ,38S red stitching, Q8T, FA5, ER1, CFX, and R8CComment
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Not that enamored with it plus short about 2.249999999999M. But I'd test drive it if they give those away.2017 TR GS 2LTComment
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Also found this video and it does look much better here. I agree with all of you though, but since there are only 106 of them at that price, I'm sure that most if not all of the people who bought it have more than one exotic and the money isn't a problem for them.
Last edited by Bluevette; 10-28-2018, 01:35 PM.Comment
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$2.25m??? Surely a nice automobile but it's not how I would choose to spend that amount of money. Grant me a Ferrari 488 Spyder as my sportster (at least until the ME is out) and an Aston Martin DB11 as my GT and leave me $1.45m for generating interest money to pay for fuel and I'm very happy.Comment
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I suspect most of these will never see a public road. The people who have bought these have more money than they know what to do with, and they buy cars as collector art. They'll keep it garaged, truck it to a show now and then, and hope to sell it for even more down the road.Current C7:SunKissed, 2015 2LT, 7MT, Black over Daytona Sunrise Orange Metallic, Stingray convertible
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