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First-Ever McLaren Supercar, the 1969 M6GT, Is So Low, Jay Leno Has to Crab-Walk It Out on the Road
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First-Ever McLaren Supercar, the 1969 M6GT, Is So Low, Jay Leno Has to Crab-Walk It Out on the Road
Everyone knows the story of Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Hennessey, or Rimac. But can anyone honestly tell how did McLaren arrive onto the high-octane scene? How did it start? What was of McLaren before the infamous F1 of the 90s, the absolute speed machine that won Le Mans with no modifications whatsoever? It all started in 1969, with the M6GT – Bruce’s greatest gift to the motoring world. The automotive world hold... (continue reading...)
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In 1969, Bruce McLaren dared to adapt his Can-Am machine to McLaren M6GT, a tiny and radical road supercar. From Jay Leno to the future McL 6GT, his legacy continues to stifle our idea of a "daily usable" car.
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