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Glad I found this video, I was seriously considering buying this car at Ferrari Palm Beach but now that I saw what happened in this cars past I think I will pass on it.
Please do more videos! Your energy on this review is amazing and very detailed on everything about this car, im so convinced to rather get a McLaren after this, but im still scared of its problems lol.
I always compare it to dating the craziest, most sexual person you know. Then you get to know them..... LOL Thank you for your amazing comment. I appreciate you!
exactly why I want it bro.. i know it will depreciate but its such a rare gem. Which car has an exhaust similar like that besides the 918? its rare and shouldnt drop in value so much imo
Whats up Ryan. Thanks for the comment. I couldn’t agree more. Eventually people will appreciate this car and it will get its due. The exhaust has a lot to do with this. There is nothing else you can drive at night and watch it shoot flames from your rear view.
I love the color of your car. It looks like a lot of fun to drive in the Active and Sport mode. Also the up and down shifts with the same paddle is so convenient!
@@MiamiMiles I haven't seen your other videos yet and hopefully I can see your review about the 765LT. McLaren's are exciting for sure. My neighbor has an Artura now and he previously had the 600LT Spider.
Haven’t seen anyone on RU-vid talk about the 600lt infotainment system when it comes to music. I know it doesn’t have Apple carplay which is unfortunate but I would love to see a demo on how you play music.
If you want reliability and everyday user car. Get the evora. If you want the looks and the attention acceleration but have to deal with temperamental issues and reliability get the 600lt
What do you mean anyone with a decent income and small down payment? It’s a $250,000 even if you have good credit you would have to put down literally $200,000 as a down payment
@@MiamiMiles I’m just confused because you said anyone with a decent job, so honestly for a $250,000 car *roughly* how much should someone make a year to be able to finance one? $300k salary minimum you think?
@@trentmclellan1037 Yes definitely my friend. You could technically afford one at $250K if you really wanted it. I was making around $250K when I bought this car, but if I were to do it again I would wait a little longer.
It is comfortable enough, but the ride is rougher here than in a 720S or 765LT. I would say it is the equivalent of a GT3RS if you've been in one of those. Me I daily drove this car. If you are an enthusiast, I think you will love it
Your review isn't exactly doing the car any favors with all the problems you listed, lol. That is why Porsche and Ferrari retain their resale value more, they are just better built. The McLaren to me is like the C8 Corvette. Steller performance, but not quite all there quality wise.
I don't see the "problems" oddly enough, especially in the second hands market after unreported damage in those bigger brands after repair any car like Ferrari and Porsche has minor glitches and different feel from new. Depreciation is same as Ferrari, normal production Porsches. What McLaren us clearly lacking is a good marketing strategy. They are new to the game so this might take time.
Not just because of that. It’s because of their history in racing and overall status. McLaren isn’t really there. But please don’t compare it to a Corvette.
Yes. Stock exhaust with stock catalytic converters. That’s the thing about the 600Lt, almost no piping which makes it sound super loud all the time even without an exhaust.
