McLaren M12 Can Am OW 1970
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The McLaren M12 Can Am OW 1970 is a truly legendary car. Built in an era long gone, it is a shining example of the pioneering motorsport technology of the time. From its sleek, aerodynamic silhouette to the unmistakable roar of its powerful engine, this racing machine is steeped in motorsport history. At first glance, the M12 is a sight to behold. Its classic aerodynamic shape is set off by its strikingly bright Orange livery, offset by the black and silver trim lines. With its low stance and classic lines, the M12 is guaranteed to turn heads wherever it goes. Under the hood lies a powerful Chevrolet V8 engine, capable of producing upwards of 550 horsepower. This is combined with an impressive 7-speed transmission and torque vectoring capabilities, create a car that can reach speeds of up to 200 mph. The interior of the M12 has been carefully designed with the driver in mind. The drivers seat holds a Formula 1 inspired design, with a four-point harness system for utmost safety, as well as space for all the necessary engine dash gauges. The steering wheel itself is a masterpiece, slim in design with three separate dials for a comprehensive grip over the cars performance. The M12 is a true classic of motorsport history and performance. With its sleek design, incredible power and modern technology, this car will surely satisfy any true racing fans desire to experience a part of the golden age of racing.
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