2017 McLaren 570S

The McLaren 570S Spider combines breathtaking performance with open-air excitement, offering drivers a lightweight carbon-fiber-based supercar that remains one of the most engaging models in McLaren’s Sports Series lineup. Powered by a twin-turbocharged V8 and featuring a retractable hardtop, the 570S Spider delivers the thrill of a supercar with the added enjoyment of top-down motoring. This 2018 example has traveled 50,812 miles and stands out with its eye-catching purple vinyl wrap over a white exterior, complemented by a Jet Black and Apex Red interior. Enhanced with forged lightweight wheels, carbon ceramic brakes, premium Bowers & Wilkins audio, and numerous carbon fiber upgrades, this Spider presents an exciting blend of factory luxury and aftermarket personalization.

The 2018 McLaren 570S Spider delivers an exhilarating combination of supercar performance and open-top driving, making it one of the most engaging offerings in McLaren’s Sports Series lineup. With under 31,000 miles, this example has been enjoyed while still maintaining strong overall condition and presence. Finished in Storm Grey over a Carbon Black Alcantara interior with Sicilian Yellow contrast stitching, it offers a striking yet tasteful specification. Equipped with desirable options such as the Carbon Fiber Interior and Exterior packages, Bowers & Wilkins premium audio, and carbon ceramic brakes, this 570S Spider balances lightweight performance with luxury and visual appeal.

Starting something new is never easy. You may lose customers whose expectations are sky-high, or you may whack it out of the park and break the automotive world with your latest offerings. McLaren was one manufacturer who started a new era; yes, it did have its past on its side, but the world had changed since its last hurrah, and things were most definitely a new playground. Fast forward to today, and it’s safe to say that McLaren did create a significant dent with its renewal back in 2010. The reason behind it all? It's machines like this 2018 McLaren 570S Spider that set the tone. Hailing from Richmond, Texas, this British powerhouse has a reported 32,937 miles on its clock and is ready for your next track day or Sunday cruise.

The 2026 McLaren 750S Spider is proof that McLaren never stops chasing perfection. Taking everything enthusiasts loved about the already phenomenal 720S, the 750S arrives with more power, less weight, sharper chassis tuning, and even greater driver engagement. It remains one of the lightest and most capable supercars in its class while retaining the versatility of a retractable hardtop that transforms the driving experience in seconds. Showing just 1,997 miles, this McLaren is finished in the marque’s iconic McLaren Orange and carries over $39,000 in factory options, including the Premium Plus Pack, Black Pack, Vehicle Lift, and Bowers & Wilkins audio system. With a window sticker totaling $420,650, this is an exceptional opportunity to own one of the most exhilarating modern supercars ever produced.

When McLaren launched the MP4-12C, it marked the brand’s return to producing a road-going supercar entirely developed in-house since the legendary F1. The 2014 McLaren MP4-12C Spider took that formula and added open-air motoring without compromising the performance and structural rigidity that made the coupe such a formidable machine. This particular example shows just 13,746 miles and benefits from several desirable factory options, including the Stealth Pack, lightweight forged wheels, carbon fiber interior upgrades, and bespoke McLaren Special Operations enhancements. Finished in a timeless white exterior over a Silver and Carbon Black Sport Leather interior, it represents an excellent opportunity to acquire a well-optioned example of one of McLaren’s most important modern supercars.

When McLaren Automotive launched the MP4-12C in 2011, it marked the brand’s return to series production road cars and established the foundation for virtually every modern McLaren that followed. Developed using Formula 1-inspired engineering principles, the MP4-12C introduced a lightweight carbon fiber MonoCell chassis, a twin-turbocharged V8 powerplant, and advanced suspension technology that challenged established supercar manufacturers from Italy and Germany. This 2013 McLaren MP4-12C Spider shows approximately 28,426 miles and pairs its thrilling open-top driving experience with an impressive list of factory options and performance upgrades, including a Stage 1 Eurocharged ECU tune, carbon fiber enhancements, and a sports exhaust. As one of the earliest modern McLarens, the MP4-12C Spider remains a significant chapter in the company’s history and a compelling driver’s supercar.

Ferrari has never been a company to shy away from pushing the boundaries of automotive engineering, and the 296 GTS is a perfect example of just how far Maranello has come. Pairing a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V6 with an advanced plug-in hybrid system, this open-top Italian supercar produces an astonishing 819 horsepower, capable of launching from 0 to 60 mph in under three seconds. But beyond its remarkable performance, what makes this particular 296 GTS truly special is its extensive factory personalization. Showing just 1,945 miles, this example is finished in the breathtaking four-layer Rosso Magma, a distinctive Ferrari paint option that beautifully complements its extensive carbon fiber exterior accents, 20-inch forged wheels, and yellow brake calipers. Inside, the Nero leather cabin features large-size Daytona racing seats, contrasting Giallo stitching, yellow seat belts, and a carbon fiber steering wheel with LED shift lights. Additional highlights include titanium wheel bolts, a front suspension lift system, and a premium Hi-Fi audio system. With its retractable hardtop, extraordinary hybrid performance, and carefully selected bespoke appointments, this 296 GTS offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy one of Ferrari's most exciting modern creations in a particularly striking specification.

Audi's R8 has been a cornerstone of the modern supercar world since its debut in 2006, bringing the German manufacturer's engineering expertise and motorsport heritage into a striking mid-engine sports car. By 2022, the second-generation R8 V10 Performance quattro had evolved into an exceptionally capable machine, combining naturally aspirated ten-cylinder power with sophisticated all-wheel-drive technology and an extensive use of lightweight materials. This 2022 Audi R8 V10 Performance quattro, showing just 3,896 miles, is finished in Ibis White over a Black Fine Nappa leather interior and features a desirable collection of performance and luxury appointments. Its 5.2-liter V10 produces an impressive 602 horsepower, delivered through a seven-speed S tronic dual-clutch transmission and Audi's quattro all-wheel-drive system. Additional highlights include the Sport Seat Package with diamond stitching, Carbon Fiber Interior Package, Bang & Olufsen sound system, and distinctive red brake calipers. Extensive exterior carbon fiber appointments, including a fixed rear wing, side blades, mirror caps, and front lip spoiler, further distinguish this example. With fewer than 4,000 miles showing on the odometer, its desirable specification, and the increasingly uncommon experience of a naturally aspirated V10, this R8 offers enthusiasts an exciting opportunity to enjoy one of Audi's most celebrated performance cars.

Born from Lamborghini's motorsport expertise and developed with a singular focus on delivering a race car experience for the road, the 2021 Lamborghini Huracán STO is one of the most uncompromising machines ever to wear the Raging Bull emblem. Short for Super Trofeo Omologata, the STO draws heavily from Lamborghini's Super Trofeo racing series and GT3 competition program, incorporating advanced aerodynamics, extensive carbon fiber construction, and a thrilling naturally aspirated V10. Unlike the all-wheel-drive Huracán variants, the STO sends its power exclusively to the rear wheels, emphasizing driver engagement and track-focused performance. This particular example, showing just 3,808 miles, is finished in Nero Noctis over a Nero Cosmus interior and boasts an impressive selection of factory options, including the Full Exterior Carbon Pack, Dark Chrome & Carbon Interior Package, Sportivo trim, Lamborghini Telemetry, and 20-inch Hek forged wheels. Additional highlights include sport seats, CCM-R brake calipers, and a front axle lifting system. With its aggressive motorsport-inspired engineering, limited-production character, and unmistakable V10 soundtrack, this Huracán STO offers enthusiasts an extraordinary opportunity to experience Lamborghini's racing philosophy in a road-legal supercar.