This is the New McLaren P1 Supercar
#411
Has anyone notice any of the difference between the concept and the production version. From the front and side view I can tell no diffrence. To me from what I understand the only thing that really diffrent between the two will be the rear grill will be more open for ventelation in the production version.
#412
The front bumper has a pair of outlets for the radiator cooling in each side. The hood is also a bit different.
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#414
It has the two holes, but with a diferent shape. I saw this difference in patent drawings too.
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Obviusly isn't exactly the same.
They have the technology, but it can be applied in a road car.
Obviusly isn't exactly the same.
They have the technology, but it can be applied in a road car.
Last edited by Amzamus; 01-04-2013 at 06:37 PM.
#415
The hood will be different - the openings on the concept hood are very much like the McLaren logo (upside down) with a sweeping arc on the outer edges. The production hood will have slightly smaller openings and there will be a bit of a swerve in that outer edge. Here's a comparison with help from MSpaint. ![Big Grin](https://teamspeed.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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Also, the car will employ the wiperless technology, but that doesn't stop government regulations from requiring the wiper. You just might not need to use it at speed in the rain. I would imagine if the windscreen is covered in 200 mph bug splats the wiper will still come in handy.
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![Big Grin](https://teamspeed.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
![](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8204/8258718471_8fd327af9c_b.jpg)
![](http://i46.tinypic.com/nlput0.jpg)
Also, the car will employ the wiperless technology, but that doesn't stop government regulations from requiring the wiper. You just might not need to use it at speed in the rain. I would imagine if the windscreen is covered in 200 mph bug splats the wiper will still come in handy.
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ER
Last edited by Peloton25; 01-04-2013 at 06:44 PM.
#417
It's just because the wrap stops short. The rest of the bodywork will be unchanged, bar very minor details.
Also, the taillights seen on the concept will carry through to production - ignore the ones we are seeing on the mules.
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Also, the taillights seen on the concept will carry through to production - ignore the ones we are seeing on the mules.
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