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Hand-assembled in Woking, England and finished in a vibrant Vermillion red paint, the two-seat McLaren 570S Spider is ready for true romance on Saint Valentine’s Day. The Interior is a seductive blend of Apex Red and Jet Black Nappa leathers and sultry Carbon Black Alcantara trim, accented by carbon fiber features. The Apex Red leather steering wheel trim and defined Indian red seatbelts complete the red interior enhancements, which add true romance to the exotic sports car recipe.
Completing the St Valentine’s Day look outside the car, the red brake calipers and personalized ‘Color Edition’ P ZERO tires from Pirelli, add to the sense of occasion.
The sophisticated cabin blends exceptional levels of craftsmanship, quality and technology, hand-stitched leathers sitting side-by-side with a 10-inch TFT main instrument cluster and centrally-mounted, 7-inch IRIS touchscreen through which climate control and infotainment are managed.
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The 570S Spider brings all the performance of the Coupé plus the extra exhilaration of open-air driving.
Aluminum bodywork shrink-wrapped around a powerful mechanical package gives the 570S Spider an athletic appearance, with instantly recognizable McLaren styling cues such as a teardrop-shaped cabin; unique-in-class dihedral doors; and distinctive LED lighting front and rear, the Daylight Running Lights recreating the signature McLaren Speedmark badge.
The two-piece retractable hardtop is constructed of lightweight composite panels that are stowed beneath a beautifully crafted carbon fiber tonneau cover. The convertible roof is electrically operated from the driver’s seat using one simple control and can be opened or closed in just 15 seconds, at vehicle speeds of up to 25mph.
When the 570S Spider’s retractable roof is closed, its lines mirror those of the 570S Coupé, giving a flowing, uncluttered appearance. With the roof open the silhouette is equally dramatic, additional attention being drawn to the two distinctive buttresses that taper into the bodywork on either side of the engine.
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A 3.8-liter, twin-turbocharged McLaren V8 engine gives the 570S Spider acceleration from standstill to 60mph in 3.1 seconds and to 124mph in just 9.6 seconds. The top speed is 204mph with the roof closed – identical to the 570S Coupé – and even with the roof lowered, the new Spider can reach 196mph.
This particular 570S Spider may be spoken for, but others are available in almost all its guises –at the McLaren website.
