McLaren 765LT review | Almost a Senna? | Autocar

Published 9th October 2020. McLaren 765LT review - Latest 'longtail' special track tested - Autocar British supercar specialist McLaren Automotive has developed an extra-special, limited-volume, track-ready version of the highly-rated 720S as the latest installment in its 'longtail' series of hardcore driver's cars. The 765LT gets lightweight panels, shorter gearing, engine and suspension overhauls and special aerodynamic features. Matt Saunders went along to Silverstone's International circuit for our first test in it. New videos are uploaded to Autocar each week. Don't miss a single one. Subscribe now: http://smarturl.it/autocar

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