This McLaren Elva is so hard to work that it stayed brand new!

The owner of a rare McLaren Elva has decided to put his copy up for sale on an auction site. A testament to the rigors of its operation, it has covered just 7 miles, or 11 kilometers, since it left the factory in 2019.

Owning a unique car is a goal that many car enthusiasts seek to achieve throughout their lives. Regardless of the model, it must be in full working order to provide a strong driving experience.

But it happens that some rich owners cannot use their articles properly for several reasons. Power, lack of equipment, weather, or all three at the same time, This rare McLaren Elva has remained almost new since leaving the factory.

Unparalleled British innovation

The McLaren Elva is released in 2020 as the third car in the range. Final Series ». Ce speed operator it was originally planned to be produced in 399 copies, but these were eventually ordered 149 units which left British factories. All these are sold even before their production. According to his commemorative plaque, This Elva is number 83.

The brilliant white it covers more than bodywork, rims, air intakes and mirrors. This pure shade is characterized by a red border on side skirtsTHE air intake in the rear bumper and the upper edge of the fin.

On board, bucket seats are covered by red skintogether with white pipe and sew separately for a dynamic environment. A few touch of carbon fiber stop here and there: steering wheel rim, dashboard, door panels. Finally,Stamped aluminum completes the internal rendering of this article, at the level of flyers. Helmet and aviator goggles required: no wind screen installed on this model.

Afraid to scratch a little

McLaren’s Elva is driven by a V8 4.0 biturbo of 815 hp. This is connected to a double clutch gearbox and 8 reports. Its composition in super light carbon fiber it allows to have a unique performance. Elva reaches out 100 km/h in 2.7 s, 200 km/h in 6.7 s and 327 km/h top speed. And only 11 km is shown on the tachometer, needless to say the breakdown has not even started on this model.

This example is currently living out its final moments in Germany, before joining its new owner. Considering its condition of preservation and its very low mileage, there is a good chance that this McLaren Elva will be replaced significantly, higher than its purchase price in 2020..

According to a popular car dealership website, the auction will begin starting May 9. Here’s hoping the next owner makes it through the exterior step without breaking a sweat.