McLaren M6GT

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The McLaren M6GT was a prototype sports car developed in the late 1960s, based on the successful M6A racing car. Designed for both racing and road use, it featured a lightweight fiberglass body and a powerful V8 engine. Although only a few units were produced due to regulatory changes, the M6GT remains a significant part of McLaren's history, representing their early foray into high-performance road cars and their commitment to engineering excellence.

Introduction Year

1969

Discontinuation Year

1970

Variants

3 variants of the McLaren M6GT

M6GT Prototype

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The McLaren M6GT Prototype was an early variant of the M6GT developed for testing and evaluation purposes. Featuring a fiberglass body and a 5.0-liter V8 engine, this prototype laid the groundwork for the production model. It played a crucial role in the development of the M6GT's design and performance characteristics, showcasing McLaren's commitment to innovation in sports car engineering.

Introduced: 1969 Discontinued: 1970

M6GT Roadster

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The McLaren M6GT Roadster was a limited edition variant that featured an open-top design while retaining the performance of the coupe. Introduced alongside the coupe version, it offered a unique driving experience with the wind in your hair. This model was aimed at enthusiasts seeking a blend of high performance and open-air driving, making it a rare find in the McLaren lineup.

Introduced: 1969 Discontinued: 1970

M6GT

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The McLaren M6GT is a limited-production sports car introduced in 1969, designed as a road-going version of the M6A racing car. Featuring a lightweight fiberglass body and a powerful 5.0-liter V8 engine, the M6GT was capable of impressive performance, achieving speeds upwards of 170 mph. With only a handful produced, it remains a sought-after collector's item.

Introduced: 1969 Discontinued: 1970