Summary

Powered by a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 engine and a 7-speed dual-clutch Seamless Shift gearbox. Has 281 actual miles and Serial No. 005 out of only 500 vehicles, which have been sold out since their announcement. Title In Transit.

Details

Inspired by one of the world’s greatest racing drivers, Ayrton Senna, this 2019 McLaren Senna (VIN 005) is McLaren’s lightest, and the world’s fastest, street-legal supercar around a track. The Senna’s aerodynamics generate 40% more downforce, and 30% more lateral grip than the P1 did. Capable of 0-62 mph in 2.8 seconds – and 0-124 mph in 6.8 seconds – it is actually faster around the track than its Ultimate Series sibling, the McLaren P1, and has set the fastest lap times of any McLaren to date. Powered by a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 engine that makes an astonishing 789bhp and 590 ft/lbs of torque, the sensational Senna is a two-seat, carbon-fiber supercar with the performance upgrades of a race car. That includes oversized carbon ceramic brakes, active chassis control suspension, a 7-speed dual-clutch Seamless Shift gearbox and advanced aerodynamics. With 800hp behind you, 1,764 pounds of downforce above you and an active suspension below you – the McLaren Senna dishes out the same chest-crushing, acceleration and face-distorting G-forces similar to flying a Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter Jet. Weighing in at 2,641 pounds dry due to McLaren’s extensive use of carbon fiber, the Senna’s front fender weighs just 1.4 pounds, its door 19.4 pounds and its carbon-fiber racing seat just 7.4 pounds. With active aerodynamic surfaces (like the large rear wing) continuously trimming for optimum balance, the Senna represents the apex of McLaren performance, and is the lightest, fastest, and most engaging road-legal track car ever built by the legendary automaker. Painted in ultra-unique Amethyst Black with 281 actual miles, this Senna boasts a prized serial chassis number of 005 out of only 500 vehicles, which have been sold out since their announcement, and is one of approximately 120 in the United States. **TITLE IN TRANSIT**