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WhiteX @ May 9th 2008 10:43AM
Hopefully this is another Gordon Murry designed car.
JD @ May 9th 2008 11:57AM
I agree. The McLaren F1 is still my favorite car of all time. I don't really acknowledge the SLR as being a McLaren, because it's not. A McLaren should be a lightweight, driver oriented, leading sports car. The SLR may be driver oriented, but not in the way the F1 was. And it's nowhere near as beautiful, the packaging isn't nearly as slick (in a footprint that's smaller, the F1 had room for 1 more passenger, 4 more cylinders, and a lot more cargo room....), and, I mean..... it's a Mercedes. That's not a McLaren. Their philosophies don't really see eye to eye. I need another REAL McLaren! Bring it on! And also, they should bring in the old BMW V12. That engine is still more than enough. Do a little development on it, sure, but that engine was perfect for the F1.