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McLaren just dropped a teaser for the most hyper-active road car to ever come from Woking.

McLaren is working on a follow up to what is likely its most famous car: the F1. 

McLaren could break away from its current mold and build a sports car with four seats to fight the Porsche Panamera and the Ferrari GTC4Lusso.

McLaren Special Operations (MSO) Heritage division is looking to sell one of the last F1 supercars ever built. 

McLaren is showing off the race car of the future with its new MP4-X and it makes some pretty insane claims about it.

McLaren has announced that it’ll be bringing a trio of F1s to this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed event, joining past and present Can-Ams that the British automaker revealed previously.

McLaren Automotive is planning to showcase not one, but two supercars at the Geneva Motor Show next week. And while the second car is far from new, it’s also incredibly cool.

Few car companies are committed to all-out performance quite like McLaren. The boutique British brand is probably best known for its outrageous F1 supercar that set speed records in the 1990s. But the company is far from a one-hit wonder. Over the last decade and a half they’ve been active in racing, worked with other automakers like Mercedes-Benz to deliver some awe-inspiring vehicles and have even developed a successor to the F1 – the elegant looking but awkwardly named MP4-12C.

Getting ready for the 2013 F1 season, McLaren revealed its updated MP4-28 race car on Thursday, with a special guest appearance by the McLaren P1 and its all-electric reverse motor.

McLaren is readying the P1 supercar for production, and our spy photographers recently caught the car testing, looking exactly the same as the concept that was shown off at the 2012 Paris Auto Show.