The McLaren is a semi-custom car that is barely a "production" car. I've sat
in
ONE...the only that I saw in a Long Island showroom, and it wasn't even street
legal at the time. While I like the seating setup, it's not what I'd call a
real-world car.

Doesn't matter what you think. I posted that it was the most desired high
performance sports car in the world right now in response to the poster who
asked "where are the American sports cars" Over the course of automotive
history the latest at the time high performance cars would probably not be
considered "real world" cars to someone like you. I guess back in the 60s the
street version of the Ford GT40 wouldn't be a "real world" car to you.




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