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2019 McLaren 720S Spider Review – International

2019 McLaren 720S Spider Review – International

Posted on February 28, 2019 By Jarvis

British supercar rocks off with its top off

There are few ways to prepare you for the accelerative thrust of McLaren’s 720S Coupe in full flight. It’s enough to make a grown man grimace. Now, McLaren has made its second-generation Super Series even more visceral. Enter the McLaren 720S Spider, the open-top follow-up to the existing coupe and one of the quickest convertibles on the planet.

Fictional fantasy

Somewhere in the outskirts of Phoenix, Arizona, where saguaro cactus punctuates the hardy landscape, we are channelling our inner Road Runner.

You know, the cheeky Looney Tunes serial which profiles Wile E Coyote and his endless pursuit to catch and eat that elusive ‘meep-meep’ bird?
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