McLaren F1
It is hard to comprehend, but they never officially imported the legendary McLaren F1 to America. There are a few examples here, but they are basically sculptures with no license plates. There is a lot of information about the F1, like the way they designed and produced it. Some car historians say the McLaren F1 changed the world of supercars forever.
McLaren introduced the F1 in 1992 and it stayed in production until 1998. During that period, McLaren produced 106 cars, including the GT-R versions, which were highly successful racing models. The F1 featured a bespoke 6.1-liter V12 engine by BMW Motorsport, delivering 627 HP. It also had a six-speed manual transmission.
The road versions of the F1 had an interesting, three-seat configuration with the driver’s seat in the middle of the cabin. They positioned the steering wheel in the center of the dash. The initial testing, racing success and overall excellence of the F1 made it one of best supercars of all time. The price of the F1 was around a million dollars when new, but perfect examples trade hands for 10 to 15 times as much right now.