Summary

Configured by Jim Gilstrap. Powered by a 740hp 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine. In $9,900 MSO Volcano Yellow paint finish, with $9,400 TechLux Jet Black and Mojave Tan interior. $64,000 in factory options. 87 actual miles. From The Gilstrap Collection.

Details

Offered both in closed coupe and open-air spider forms, the 2024 McLaren 750S is the product of the extensive research and development efforts conducted by McLaren engineers and redefined the supercar/hypercar concept in one stroke. Powering this 750S configured by Jim Gilstrap is McLaren's proprietary dual overhead cam (DOHC) 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine, rated at 740hp, paired with a 7-speed Auto-Shift transmission with overdrive. Performance includes 0-to-60 mph acceleration in merely 2.7 seconds, according to published test results from Car and Driver, and all the way up to a 206-mph top speed. Finished in a $9,900 McLaren Special Operations (MSO) Volcano Yellow paint with a TechLux Jet Black and Mojave Tan interior, this 750S spider is equipped with 31 individually specified factory options, raising the MSRP by an additional $64,000. In addition to its visual livery, this 750S Spider features a $9,100 electrochromic roof with Gloss Black tonneau, plus the $3,950 Black Pack, an audiophile-quality $5,400 Bowers & Wilkins 12-speaker sound system, $2,240 America's Accessories Pack, $600 black seatbelts, a $1,750 sound comfort windscreen, and $8,750 carbon-fiber front fender trim and louvers. Enhanced usability is delivered by the $400 HomeLink system, $4,000 360-degree park assist, $500 Volumetric alarm and a $250 ashtray. The $2,200 yellow brake calipers reside behind $5,800 Vortex 5-twin-spoke ultra-lightweight wheels. In addition to the MSRP Window Sticker, this highly optioned McLaren supercar includes an owner's manual, factory-optional car cover, a battery tender and die-cast scale model. 87 actual miles. From The Gilstrap Collection.