McLaren F1
It is hard to believe but the legendary McLaren F1 was never officially imported to America. Sure, there are a few examples here, but they are basically sculptures with no license plates. Now, 25 years after the F1 rocked the world of supercars, you can finally own one of these in America and register it, too. This is the last analog supercar, and sending it on a road trip across America would be an interesting way of introducing this car to the States (via McLaren).
The F1 was born in 1992 and stayed in production until 1998. During that period, McLaren produced 106 cars, including the GT-R versions, highly successful racing models. The F1 featured a 6.1-liter V12 engine made by BMW Motorsport that delivered 627 hp to a six-speed manual transmission. Road versions of the F1 had an interesting three-seat configuration with the driver’s seat in the middle of the cabin and the steering wheel positioned in the center of the dash. The racing success and overall excellence of the car made the F1 one of the best if not the best supercars of all time.