McLaren is developing a new 675 LT Spider – a soft-top version of its brilliant ‘Longtail’ edition which bridges the gap between regular 650S and the cherished F1 race special. Sadly ...

Amazing. Phenomenal. And possibly even a bargain. Well, sort of. The 675 LT is McLaren’s answer to the Ferrari 458 Speciale, a harder, lighter, faster, unbelievably intense reworking of the 650S ...

McLaren today announced the full spec and details of its new roadgoing 675 LT. That’s short for Longtail – this car references the F1 GTR LT that campaigned so successfully on track in the 1990s.

They just needed to, you know, lighten up. The McLaren 675 LT does just that, and a whole lot more besides. In fact, this is probably the best McLaren since 1993's visionary road car, the F1.

Er, quite a lot – £285,450 (US$431,814) to be precise. And you'd better get your order in quickly, because only 500 will be built globally. Below is McLaren's launch film for the 675 LT Spider.

While the name and basic architecture remained the same, the 1997 McLaren F1 GTR 'Longtail' - or LT - was completely re-engineered from the ground up, and was the ultimate version of the iconic ...

These are the first images of the open-top variant of the hardcore 675 ... LT, no less than four months ahead of its world debut that’s scheduled for the Geneva Auto Show. The new addition to ...

Along with the 540C, McLaren is also showcasing the more powerful 570S and 675 LT. Both have made their global debuts at the this year's New York Auto Show and Geneva Motor Show, respectively.

McLaren Automotive has officially unveiled the new 675 LT Spider just a few hours after the model had leaked in a short promotional video on YouTube. Woking's newest convertible is described by ...

McLaren Automotive unveiled the convertible version of the 675 LT supercar. The new car has been christened as the McLaren 675 LT Spider and images of the car were released soon after a teaser video.