Gordon Murray reveals the secrets to his new 663bhp T.50 supercar. Better than the McLaren F1?

Published 4th August 2020 Gordon Murray takes me round the GMA T.50 and explains why he decided to launch this new supercar now, which he sees as the rightful successor to the mighty McLaren F1. With a bespoke 3.9litre Cosworth V12 that pumps out 663bhp at an incredible 11,500rpm and weighing only 986kg at the kerb, performance is going to be astonishing. Yet there's enough luggage space to make this a usable GT. The T.50 looks to be a truly amazing new supercar.. This video was created with the support of: http://www.footmanjames.co.uk/ https://www.magnitudefinance.com/harr... https://www.silverstoneauctions.com/ https://www.ctek.com https://chargestorm.se/en/ Follow me on https://www.instagram.com/harrysgarag... https://twitter.com/harrym_vids

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