McLaren P1 Finance

Flexible finance options and quick decisions – McLaren P1 finance

The McLaren P1 sits with fellow hybrid hypercars like the Porsche 918 and Ferrari LaFerrari, in a category of their own. With the P1, McLaren rewrote the rules of hypercars, and the result is nothing short of exceptional. As an independent lender, our bespoke McLaren finance options make ownership far more affordable than you might think. Since every supercar is unique, so is our highly personalised, custom-built finance solutions.

BESPOKE FINANCE

Finance personally designed to suit you and your vehicle

EXPERT KNOWLEDGE

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PERSONAL SERVICE

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Competitive Rates

Fast results, with the ability to achieve low monthly repayments

THE CAR FINANCE PROCESS

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Call or email us today to receive a quote from our luxury car finance experts

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Once agreed, the finance proposal will be submitted to our underwriters

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Once approved, you simply pay the deposit, sign the finance agreement

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We pay the balance and you drive away in your dream car!

Successor to the legendary F1

It took 15 years for McLaren to come up with the spiritual successor to the legendary F1, but in 2013 along came the P1 McLaren – a Woking-built plug-in hybrid which its maker confidently proclaimed to be “the best driver’s car in the world”.

Constructed around a 90kg carbon fibre MonoCage tub, the rear-drive McLaren P1 is powered by a McLaren’s mid-mounted 3.8-litre twin-turbo V8 tuned to produce 737hp. The V8 integrates with an electric motor and together they make 916hp with 900Nm of torque, and among many other hi-tech features are Instant Power Assist, Kinetic Energy Recovery (KERS) and Drag Reduction (DRS) systems.

The figures are 0-62mph in 2.8 secs with an electronically-limited 217mph top speed, although the P1 could reach 249mph when unlimited. It also accelerates from 0-300km/h (186mph) some five seconds faster than the 1990s F1.

Capable of driving over 10km in electric-only mode, the P1 weighs 1,391kg (dry) – this figure helped by there being no interior sound deadening while carpet was an optional extra. When on the move it generates aerodynamic downforce on par with a GT3 racer, but with even greater ground effect, both of which further improve the car’s balance, stability and driveability.

To support McLaren’s belief that the P1 was the “fastest ever production car on a racing circuit”, the company took one to the Nordschleife and it lapped in “under seven minutes”. How much under seven minutes was never revealed, but a shootout on Silverstone’s Club circuit in late 2015 saw the P1 lap in 58.24 secs. This was 0.23 and 0.34 secs quicker than the 918 Spyder and LaFerrari respectively, but the three times were so close as to be inconclusive.

P1 production ceased in 2015 after the intended 375 cars had been built. With prices starting at £866,000, the average actually paid for a new one was around £1 million with options.