more than 20 million euros is expected!

Find out why this McLaren F1 could be the star of the next auction and set a new financial record.

A masterpiece of automotive history

The McLaren F1, a model that ceased production in the late 1990s, continues to attract sports car enthusiasts with its unique performance and design. Scheduled for next month, an auction organized by Sotheby’s Seled will offer a unique example: the only McLaren F1 painted in Creighton Brown. This car is outstanding not only for its unique color, but also for its odometer showing more than 386 kilometers, making it probably the most used model still available.

• Famous history : Designed by renowned racing car designer, Gordon Murray, the McLaren F1 was first introduced in 1992.
• Rare and coveted : With only 106 units produced between 1992 and 1998, including 64 road legal ones, its rarity adds to its legendary appeal.

Always a modern design

The McLaren F1 stands out not only for its technical details but also for its beauty, the work of Peter Stevens. Its athletic lines, foam-shaped cockpit and gull-wing doors still mark McLaren’s visual identity today. This particular example, first delivered to Japan before being imported to the US, remains the only one to have left the factory in its Creighton Brown metallic livery.

• One color : Although brown is not generally the most sought-after color for a supercar, it gives this F1 a special charm, reinforcing its athletic character.
• Refined interior : The interior perfectly blends light leather with Brazilian brown, perfectly complementing the exterior.

A technical marvel

McLaren F1 is not only beautiful to look at, it is also a mechanical work. The first road car with a carbon monocoque chassis, it is powered by a 6.1-liter BMW V12 engine placed in the middle rear position, developing 618 horsepower and 650 Nm of torque. its lightness. it can reach a top speed of over 386 km/h, making it the fastest production car in the world for several years.

• Great design : Its carbon fiber construction and powerful BMW V12 engine are features that still set it apart today.
• Natural materials : Also sold with a custom-made luggage set, a FACOM toolbox, and a TAG Heuer 6000 Chronometer watch, designed exclusively for F1 owners.

More than a car, a work of art

According to Shelby Myers, head of private sales at RM Sotheby’s, the McLaren F1 has been compared to legendary cars such as the Ferrari 250 GTO and can even be compared to a timeless work of art. It’s not just a car; it’s an excellent job. This recognition and value continues to grow, similar to that of the greatest works of art in famous museums.

• High estimates : Sotheby’s Sealed predicts that the car will sell for more than 20 million euros, possibly even surpassing the 18 million euros achieved during its last sale in 2021.

This McLaren F1 represents a unique opportunity for collectors and could set a new record when it goes up for auction. Its deficiency, et

its impeccable quality and fascinating history make it a valuable collector’s item and a great piece of automotive history.