Description
Low mileage, high specification, strong McLaren service history and the all-important 650S mechanical upgrades – this example really does tick every box. It’s a car that has been carefully specified, properly maintained, and enjoyed exactly as McLaren intended.
Specification
Over £21, 460 of factory options were selected by the first owner, and they’re the right ones. The result is a car that looks and sounds every inch the 200mph+ weapon it is, while retaining the comfort and usability to drive across Europe to the Autobahn without fatigue.
Exterior
Fire Black paint (£3, 990)
Lightweight forged wheels with diamond-cut finish (£4, 700)
Stealth Pack (£800)
Special colour brake calipers (£890)
Interior
Alcantara and leather interior (£3, 550)
Carbon fibre interior upgrade (£3, 110)
Electric heated memory seats (£1, 330)
Contrast dashboard stitching (£270)
Technology
Front and rear parking sensors (£1, 600)
Tyre pressure monitoring (£670)
Vehicle tracking (£630)
History & Maintenance
This is a four-owner car, but one that has clearly been cherished throughout its life. The current owner invested £7, 589 in April 2025, ensuring it remains in outstanding mechanical condition.
10th Service included:
Oil, air and pollen filters
Brake fluid
Antifreeze
Headlamp silicone
12-month MOT
Additional work carried out:
650S water pump fitted
650S front upper and lower wishbone bushes replaced
Front air guide vanes replaced
Previous McLaren service history:
June 2021 – 11, 244 miles – McLaren Ascot
June 2020 – 9, 734 miles – McLaren Ascot
June 2018 – 8, 635 miles – McLaren Ascot
May 2017 – 7, 557 miles – McLaren Ascot
Feb 2016 – 6, 546 miles – McLaren Ascot
Feb 2015 – 4, 073 miles – McLaren Ascot
Summary
As McLaren’s first true road car, this model still feels special today. Performance remains genuinely mind-blowing by modern standards, yet the ride quality and suspension setup make it more comfortable than most cars on the road. That’s the genius of McLaren engineering.
Could this be a future classic? We don’t see why not, when you weigh up it being the foundation car for the brand.
