 - “570S’s exhaust note is louder and more indulgent than any previous McLaren’s” 
 - Extra weight of steering means new car feels more alive than previous McLarens through corners 
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 - Even the wing mirrors are finished in carbon fibre, giving away car’s motorsport heritage 
 - “The 570S feels more refined than other cars from McLaren, and its interior certainly seems less invaded by road noise above 30mph” 
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 - Bright yellow calipers stand out behind the huge black alloy wheels, and they grip the massive carbon ceramic discs to provide stopping power to match the incredible straight-line performance 
 
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 - Beautifully incorporated into Alcantara dash, screen controls raft of functions; instrument display is also a digital affair, but couldn’t be easier to use 
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 - Even though it has buttons rather than a lever, dual-clutch box offers more of an analogue feel than set-ups in previous McLarens 
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 - Shape of tail-lamps mirrors the headlights, and mimics the McLaren company logo. The lights are surrounded by carbon fibre in rear end that’s carefully designed to deliver maximum downforce 
 
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