McLaren 720S Review | McLaren's new Ferrari-rivalling supercar tested on road and track | Autocar

Published on 2 May 2017. This is the new McLaren 720 S, McLaren's Super Series sports car, which replacemes the 650 S and will go head-to-head with the Ferrari 488 GTB. And? And it has lots of power; some 720hp (710bhp) from its 4.0-litre, twin-turbocharged V8 engine, which drives the rear wheels via a seven-speed gearbox. The 720 S is 90% new inside and out, with a brand-new carbon fibre passenger cell, revised hydraulic suspension and an engine that's 200cc bigger and some 40% new inside. Join Autocar's Matt Prior as we test the 720 S on road and track, and give you a full technical run down of this world class supercar. New videos are uploaded to Autocar each week. Don't miss a single one. Subscribe now: http://smarturl.it/autocar

Accreditation Link: https://youtu.be/LyFnYugr6Go

Browse Videos (314)

Norton Motorcycles by Ian Robins
  • Ian Robins of Albion Video Productions made sure he visited us at the Motorcycle Live Show in November 2011 and very kindly presented us a video he has produced. We're really grateful to Ian for granting us permission to share this video with you. It's a brilliant video with a really good story to it. Thanks Ian. www.albionvideoproductions.co.uk
View Video
On the trail of the Bentley Boys in the Bentley Blue Train
  • In 1930, Bentley Boy Woolf Barnato bet £100 that he could race the famous Le Train Bleu from Cannes to London before the train could reach Calais. 83 years on, Steve Cropley tells the story. In January 1930 Rover claimed its Light Six had gone faster the Le Train Bleu, one of the world's most luxurious trains, which ran from Cannes in the south of France to Calais in the north. One evening at dinner, Bentley Boy Woofe Barnato said that was nothing special, and he could race the Blue Train, reach Calais, cross the English Channel and reach the Conservative Club in London before the train arrived in Calais. He succeeded with four minutes to spare. Here, Steve Cropley retraces the Bentley Boys' London haunts in the very car than Barnato made the journey.
View Video
Onboard the ultimate Lancia Stratos HF rally replica
  • Published: 8th July 2021. Welcome to Late Brake Show Car Caves, where Jonny explores private car garages and drives one of the vehicles in the collection. This time it is the Lister Bell STR - or better known as the 1970s Lancia Stratos replica rally car. The car was featured in episode 3 of this Car Caves, where Kevin Johnson - aka Miura Man - opens the doors on his characterful Bedfordshire barn conversion full of heavenly mid-engined supercars. Thanks for stopping by The Late Brake Show. Climb onboard the ultimate Lancia Stratos rally replica - volume up for this one! This private tour was of huge interest, because Kevin (originally from Wales) owns the kind of supercars normally associated with vast collections. He is not a collector - he is a supercar driver. Kevin can afford an original Stratos, but he chose to buy an LB Specialist Cars STR instead. Jonny drives it to see what the fuss is about. The Car Caves playlist is proudly supported by EBC Brakes. Follow EBC Brakes via: Facebook: https://facebook.com/ebcbrakesofficial Instagram: @ebcbrakesofficial Twitter: @ebcbrakesuk Use code 'LBS15' for a 15% discount on all products via the EBC Brakes Direct website – https://ebcbrakesdirect.com Tech spec LB Specialist Cars STR (Lancia Stratos Rep) - https://www.lbspecialistcars.com/ Engine: 3.0 V6 24v Alfa Romeo Busso, mid-engined, 220bhp (est) Gearbox: 5-spd manual Alfa Romeo, RWD 0-62: 5 (est) Top speed: 150mph (est) Campanolo wheels Integrated roll cage RHD with adjustable pedal box Removable rally light pod A huge thanks to Kevin and his wife Nicola for granting us permission to visit and film their vehicles.
View Video
Page 39 of 53 12...353637383940414243...5253