i was coming by to see if they was any new info, or if they were offering the "pursuit of perfection" on dvd yet. but it seems they're revamping the site. pretty cool pictures of the mclaren f1. at le mans, engine on the dyno, f1 gt, brakes glowing, and a shot of the mclaren f1's seat. keep refreshing your browser to see all the photos. i used the print screen option, pasted the screen in ms paint, and cropped it. good pictures for my collection.

i forgot to mention that there is a sweet shot at the rear of the car...

http://www.mclarencars.com/index1.htm

The car shown is 002

Does say new website lauches Spring 2006

I wonder if they are going to keep the same address because they don't call themselves "McLaren Cars (Ltd.)" anymore. Since the restructuring of the TAG-McLaren Group, now called simply the McLaren Group, McLaren Cars and McLaren Composites have merged into McLaren Automotive.

Anyway, it's great that they are paying more attention to the site again. The old historical site hadn't been update for years until the SLR began production. Even so, there wasn't much going on there. Pretty much a link to the SLR customer site, the old historical F1 site, and another link to the main McLaren web page. Besides that, there were only brief sentences about MTC and SLR.

I wonder what kinds of updates we have to look forward to?

interesting!

next year I'll visit the Paragon!

I hope XP5 and XP LM and also the GT will still be there and of course some customer cars :grinyes:

interesting!

next year I'll visit the Paragon!

I hope XP5 and XP LM and also the GT will still be there and of course some customer cars :grinyes:


You can't visit The McLaren Technology Center (Paragon) unless you are potential Mercedes SLR buyer, or a VIP guest. I read that in a scan from a Mercedes enthusiast magazine, they were given a tour.

You can't visit The McLaren Technology Center (Paragon) unless you are potential Mercedes SLR buyer, or a VIP guest. I read that in a scan from a Mercedes enthusiast magazine, they were given a tour.

I am sure that Patrick can visit the new technology center of Mclaren next year.

Why?

well I have a friend who drove an SLR in germany, he should have the connections to get in!

I wont leave the area until I have seen Macs!