Name: McLaren F1
Item: F1 (1994)
Rating: 70
Author: SupercarWorld.com

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McLaren F1
1994 - 1998

McLaren F1 review, specs, stats, comparison, rivals, data, details, photos and information on SupercarWorld.com

Specs
Metric Imperial

General
Class	Hypercar
Body	2 Door 3 Seat Coupe
Layout	Mid Engine Rear Drive
Transmission	6 Speed Manual
Number Built
Engine
Type	Conventional
Details	V12
Capacity	370 in³ 6064 cc
Max Power	627 bhp @7400rpm 460 Kw @7400rpm
Max Torque	479 lb/ft @4000rpm 649 Nm @4000rpm
Power to Weight	559 bhp/ton 0.40 Kw/Kg
Torque to Weight	427 lbft/ton 0.57 Nm/Kg
Specific Output	103 bhp/litre
Compression	10.5:1
Bore x Stroke	3.39 X 3.43 in 86 X 87 mm
Fuel Cons	19 mpg 6.7 Km/L
Emissions
Performance
Top Speed	240 mph 386 kmh
0 - 30 mph 0 - 48 kmh	1.8 sec
0 - 60 mph 0 - 100 kmh	3.2 sec 3.3 sec
0 - 100 mph 0 - 160 kmh	6.3 sec
0 - 124 mph 0 - 200 kmh	9.4 sec
0 - 186 mph 0 - 300 kmh	22.0 sec
30 - 70 mph 48 - 113 kmh	2.1 sec
Standing qtr Mile Standing Km	11.1sec @139mph 19.3sec @289kmh
60 - 0 mph 97 - 0 kmh	127 ft 38.7 m
0 - 100 - 0 mph 0 - 160 - 0 kmh	12.3 sec
Ring Lap Time	7 min 11 sec
Lateral Accn
Drag Cd	0.32
Dimensions
Length	168.8 in 4288 mm
Width	71.7 in 1821 mm
Height	44.9 in 1140 mm
Weight	2513 lbs 1140 Kg
Wheels (F/R)	9 X 17 11.5 X 17
Tyres (F/R)	235/45 ZR17 315/45 ZR17
Fuel Capacity	19.8 gal 90 L
Pricing
New Price	£640000
Used Price	£10000000 - £15000000

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Profile

A genuine automotive superstar and the fastest car the world had ever seen - until the Veyron arrived! 240mph and 0-100mph in 6.3sec look like stats from a Le Mans car but the F1 with its incredible 627bhp BMW V12 delivers this race track performance on the road.

After negotiating the Countach like gull-wing doors, the lucky driver sits centrally while two equally lucky passengers sit slightly further back either side - all cocooned in a Formula One style carbon safety cell. The lightweight F1 drives smoothly, even in town, but the unassisted brakes, while competent, require plenty of effort. No expense was spared with the F1 - Kevlar, Titanium and even Gold were used in its construction.

If you want the ultimate automotive investment then this is it. Used values are still climbing with the best examples fetching over fifteen million pounds.

Ratings

Performance	9/10
Handling	8/10
Looks	9/10
Features	7/10
Quality	9/10
Costs	1/10
Desire	10/10
Eco	3/10
Practicality	5/10
Sound	9/10

Overall Rating

70%

Ranks 464 of 1121

Money No Object

77%

Ranks 242 of 1121

Bargain Rating

Ranks 931 of 1121

Rivals
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Jaguar XJ220 (1991 - 1994)	Bugatti EB110 Supersport (1992 - 1995)	Ferrari F50 (1996 - 1997)

Dauer 962 LM (1994 - 2001)	Porsche 911 GT1 (993) (1997 - 1998)

Variants
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F1
(627 bhp)

F1 LM
(660 bhp)

Lineage
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F1
(1994 - 1998)

P1
(2013 - 2015)

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