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Long-term test review: McLaren 570GT - pictures

by: Auto Express team
2 Nov 2017
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  • McLaren 570GT long term test final report - side profile
    The £157k super car has created mixed feelings in the AE office, what with its gorgeous looks, devastating performance but typically British reliability.
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  • McLaren 570GT long term test final report - front corner low
    The paint, aptly named ‘Volcano Orange’, helps make the McLaren standout – possibly explaining the great interest this car has generated.
  • McLaren 570GT long term test final report - front corner static
    Both on and off the track the McLaren 570GT has impressed, being able to power competently around a circuit, but also take you home in relative comfort.
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  • McLaren 570GT long term test final report - front corner parked
    The McLaren was not without fault however – squeaky nose lift mechanism and a variety of warnings on the dash were commonplace.
  • McLaren 570GT long term test final report - dash
    Although it seems a bit ridiculous to even consider, it is nonetheless interesting that the McLaren has averaged 22.1mpg during the 9,500miles we have covered in it.
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  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - header
    Tax for the year is £450, which, when you think a new Toyota Verso 1.6 V-Matic Icon would set you back £500 in the first year.
  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - rear
    The engine in the back of the McLaren is the 3.8-litre twin-turbo V8 McLaren fans have come to love, and produces a massive 562bhp.
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  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - Steve Fowler
    One of the gripes we have had with the Wonder from Woking, is that the infotainment system. A car of this price, you expect it to be far superior to that of all superminis, which, sadly it is not.
  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - full front
    While the McLaren 570GT was by no means perfect, it is one of the best driving cars on sale today, and few can argue it is also one of the best looking. 
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  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - side action
  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - front static
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  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - wheel
  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - front storage
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  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - rear storage
  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - McLaren badge
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  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - sill
  • McLaren 570GT long term second report - wheel detail
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  • McLaren 570GT long term test first report - header
  • McLaren 570GT long term test first report - showroom
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  • McLaren 570GT long term test first report - Steve Fowler
  • McLaren 570GT long term test first report - inside
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  • McLaren 570GT long term test first report - dealership
  • McLaren 570GT long term test first report - iPad
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  • McLaren 570GT long term test first report - colour
  • McLaren 570GT long term test first report - colour options
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  • McLaren 570GT long term test first report - above
  • McLaren 570GT long term test first report - problems
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