Six MSO cars for McLaren Beverly Hills

McLaren Special Operations has designed some bespoke examples of the 570S Coupé and Spider for McLaren’s dealer in Beverly Hills. The collection, which has a ‘Racing Through the Ages’ theme, comprises three different colour schemes.

All of the sextet benefit from gloss black ten-spoke lightweight forged wheels, the MSO Defined Black Pack, an MSO Defined Titanium SuperSports Exhaust and an MSO rear wing. A GT4 stripe appears on the outside and on the seat backrests, plus the cabins have unique plaques.

The ‘Muriwai’ 570S Coupé and Spider are distinguished by their MSO Defined Muriwai White paintwork. With a pale blue tinge, this shade is intended to evoke Muriwai Beach in New Zealand, the place where Bruce McLaren competed in his first motorsport event.

McLaren 570S Spider ‘Muriwai’ (2019) Front Side and 570S Coupé ‘Muriwai’ (2019) Rear Side

McLaren racers of the 1960s and 1970s were the inspiration for the ‘Papaya Spark’ duo. Of course, the same vivid hue currently adorns the company’s Formula One cars.

McLaren 570S Coupé ‘Papaya Spark’ (2019) Rear Side and 570S Spider ‘Papaya Spark’ (2019) Front Side

Completing the line-up are the ‘Sarthe Grey’ versions. They commemorate the McLaren F1 GTR that won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1995.

McLaren 570S Coupé ‘Sarthe Grey’ (2019) Front Side and 570S Spider ‘Sarthe Grey’ (2019) Rear Side

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