McLaren 675LT
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McLaren 675LT: The Longtail Track Special
The 675LT revived McLaren's Longtail heritage as a lightweight, track-focused special with extended aerodynamics and sharper performance.
Launched in 2015, the 675LT (Longtail) drew on the legendary F1 GTR Longtail name to create a more extreme version of the 650S. Around a third of its components were new, and it shed significant weight while gaining an extended rear and active aerodynamics.
Its 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 was uprated to around 675 horsepower, and the chassis was sharpened for serious track ability. Limited to 500 coupes (plus a Spider), it became an instant collector favorite.
The 675LT proved one of the most engaging and sought-after modern McLarens, reviving the Longtail badge that would later appear on cars like the 765LT.
Frequently asked questions about McLaren 675LT
What does LT stand for?
LT stands for Longtail, referencing the legendary McLaren F1 GTR Longtail.
How powerful is the 675LT?
Its 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 was uprated to around 675 horsepower.
How many 675LTs were built?
The 675LT was limited to 500 coupes, plus a Spider version.
What is the 675LT based on?
It is a lighter, more extreme, track-focused version of the McLaren 650S.
When did the 675LT launch?
The McLaren 675LT launched in 2015.