Following a comprehensive leak
last weekend, McLaren has revealed online the 650S which will be
presented to the public on March 4 at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.
There aren't a lot to talk about in terms of design as the 650S looks
essentially like the 12C but with the front fascia taken from the
sold-out P1. The mid-range McLaren has received the "650" lettering as
its 3.8-liter V8 twin-turbo engine produces 650 HP (478 kW) while the
"S" stands for "Sport". Performance figures will be disclosed prior to
the car's Geneva launch but McLaren has already announced the 650S will
be faster than the 12C so it will be a more appropriate adversary for the
Ferrari 458 Special.
You'll notice the new front end, which obviously draws heavily on the
P1. The lights are now LED affairs, while there are larger air intakes
both in the nose and in front of the rear wheels, which not only aid
cooling but also contribute to the 650S's improved aero.
The vehicle rides on fresh five-spoke lightweight forged alloy wheels
wrapped around in Pirelli P Zero Corsa tires specially developed for
this model. Other small changes include door blades behind the front
wheels which generate more down-force, helping the new model provide an
additional 24 percent of down-force at 150 mph (241 km/h) compared to the
12C.
The McLaren 650S will be available in coupe and Spider body styles from this spring.
Source: Al Ain Japan
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