Name: McLaren 570S
Item: 570S (2015)
Rating: 69
Author: SupercarWorld.com

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McLaren 570S
2015 - date

McLaren 570S review, specs, stats, comparison, rivals, data, details, photos and information on SupercarWorld.com

Specs
Metric Imperial

General
Class	Supercar
Body	2 Door 2 Seat Coupe
Layout	Mid Engine Rear Drive
Transmission	7 Speed Dual Clutch
Number Built
Engine
Type	Conventional
Details	Twin Turbo V8
Capacity	232 in³ 3799 cc
Max Power	562 bhp @7500rpm 412 Kw @7500rpm
Max Torque	443 lb/ft @5000rpm 600 Nm @5000rpm
Power to Weight	425 bhp/ton 0.31 Kw/Kg
Torque to Weight	335 lbft/ton 0.45 Nm/Kg
Specific Output	148 bhp/litre
Compression
Bore x Stroke
Fuel Cons	26 mpg 9.2 Km/L
Emissions	258 g/Km Co2
Performance
Top Speed	204 mph 328 kmh
0 - 30 mph 0 - 48 kmh
0 - 60 mph 0 - 100 kmh	3.1 sec 3.2 sec
0 - 100 mph 0 - 160 kmh	6.3 sec
0 - 124 mph 0 - 200 kmh	9.5 sec
0 - 186 mph 0 - 300 kmh
30 - 70 mph 48 - 113 kmh
Standing qtr Mile Standing Km	10.8sec @134mph 18.8sec @277kmh
60 - 0 mph 97 - 0 kmh	102 ft 31.0 m
0 - 100 - 0 mph 0 - 160 - 0 kmh	10.2 sec
Ring Lap Time
Lateral Accn
Drag Cd
Dimensions
Length
Width
Height
Weight	2963 lbs 1344 Kg
Wheels (F/R)	8 X 19 10 X 20
Tyres (F/R)	225/35 R19 285/35 R20
Fuel Capacity
Pricing
New Price	£143000
Used Price	£80000 - £120000

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Debuting at the New York Motor Show in 2015, the 570S is the latest in McLaren's Sports Series line up.

570 stands for 570 PS (or 562 bhp in real money) which pushes the supercar to 200kmh in 9.5 seconds - a match for the legendary F1 - then on to a top speed well over 200mph. At 425 bhp/ton, McLaren claim the 570 has the highest power to weight ratio in it's class. The 570S inherits the P1 family nose and looks just as good as it's more illustrious stablemate.

At 'just' £143,000, the 570S gives you good looks, handling and all the real world performance you are ever going to need. It sometimes makes you wonder why anyone would spend more on the likes of the 650 or 675LT.

A GT version is also available that offers more practicality for everyday use, with softer suspension and steering settings along with extra storage behind a side hinged glass roof panel.

The 570S was joined in 2018 by the more hardcore track focused 600LT.

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