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McLAREN F1 ROAD CAR - PRODUCTION

Production of the McLaren F1 drew to a close in May 1998, with a total production of 100 cars built, sold and delivered to customers.

Of the 100 cars 64 were F1 road cars, five were F1 LM versions built to commemorate victory at Le Mans in 1995 and three were F1 GT road going versions of the long tail 1997 F1 GTR race car. The remaining 28 were F1 GTR race cars built for private customers competing in the FIA GT series and the 24 Heures du Mans.

F1	64		GTR 95	9
F1 LM	5		GTR 96	9
F1 GT	3		GTR 97	10

For the F1, it requires a few moments thought to come to terms with the fact that only 64 of these exquisite cars will ever exist. Their rarity is guaranteed, and consequently, their value is likely to increase with time.

Most of the existing owners intend to keep their cars for their lifetime - some even intend to pass them on to their own children. But, just occasionally, an F1 becomes available through McLaren’s facilitation service, which helps to place existing F1's with new owners.

Having secured an F1, the new owner would then expect McLaren Automotive to rebuild the car to his own specification. This would include a seat fitting to ensure that all the controls are perfectly positioned, plus any combination of repainting, retrimming and options that he requires.

Serious enquiries from customers who wish to add an F1 to their collection, or to race an F1 GTR, should be made to Harold Dermott, initially by fax on +44 1483 772330.