The public has never seen this 618-horsepower wagon, which was described by McLaren's former road car director as "an outrageous thing." ...

Having successfully collaborated on the F1 supercar, BMW and McLaren may now be about to team up again.

Description: The legendary McLaren F1 GTR Longtail with its BMW 6.0L V12 engine on track. From startup to warmup and more, ...

The test mule for the McLaren F1 development was a BMW E34 M5 Touring that featured the S70/2 V-12 engine, later found in the British hypercar.

BMW And McLaren May Jointly Develop Electric Sports Cars Platform The last time these two companies collaborated, we got the now legendary McLaren F1.

May 17, 2022 McLaren and BMW Could Be Teaming Up (Again) on a New Line of Electric Supercars The duo previously joined forces to create the McLaren F1.

Of course, that car didn’t get the S70/2 V12 from the F1. After developing that engine for McLaren, BMW’s engineers built a more powerful variant called the S70/3.

British supercar maker McLaren has had a slew of successful collaborations over the years. Remember when its partnership with Mercedes won Lewis Hamilton his first Formula 1 world title, or the ...

Another tidbit revealed by Clark to Harris is that the actual McLaren F1 -powered M5 Touring test mule still exists but is currently stored in BMW’s secret collection of prototypes.

BMW is no stranger to partnerships with other automakers. Obviously, BMW played the role of building the amazing V-12 that powered the McLaren F1, but more recently it partnered with Toyota to ...

In the years since the F1, McLaren's cars have been powered by Mercedes-Benz and, more latterly, a family of 3.8L twin-turbo V8s. Now McLaren and BMW are joining forces to work on engines once more.

It’s a sad day for car enthusiasts around the country, as Wheels has reported that the only McLaren F1 in Australia has now ...