McLaren Beverly Hills shows off an MSO Metallic Cocoa McLaren 765LT Spider
With a configuration unlike any other on the planet, this McLaren 765LT Spider stands out as a top tier spec!
McLaren has and will always operate as an automotive manufacturer with a passion for making customers' dreams a reality using its lineup of high-performance, track-focused supercars and hypercars. Elevating the buying and ownership experience, McLaren offers bespoke services through its McLaren Special Operations division that gives the client complete control when configuring their dream car.
The specialists at O'Gara Coach Beverly Hills and McLaren Beverly Hills are proud to celebrate the brand's "anything is possible" attitude with this jaw-dropping McLaren 765LT Spider spec recently delivered to its very lucky new owner.
The 765LT Spider shies away from traditional McLaren colours and features an incredible factory MSO Metallic Cocoa finish, portraying the long-tail convertible in a whole new light. The exterior also includes gloss brown carbon fibre highlights that accentuate the aero-focused components, such as the front splitter, headlight housing, side skirts, wheel arch flares, active rear wing, and rear diffuser. The bespoke interior presents a matte brown carbon fibre and Alcantara base with Costume Blue trim. The carbon sport bucket seats, dashboard, and door inserts perfectly blend the vibrant blue shade with the rich brown tone.
Arguably one of the most impressive specs to come from McLaren Special Operations, McLaren Beverly Hills and the owner knocked it out of the park with this 765LT build. View all O'Gara Coach Beverly Hills inventory for sale on duPont REGISTRY by clicking the link below.
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