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McLaren vows to bring back a manual supercar concept from the ‘60s

McLaren vows to bring back a manual supercar concept from the ‘60s
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McLaren has announced plans to produce a limited run of a new manual-transmission supercar, the McL 6GT, inspired by a 1960s prototype. The vehicle will feature a non-electrified V8 engine and a focus on analog driving feedback, with production expected in 2028.

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The move represents a niche trend among high-end automakers to preserve traditional mechanical driving experiences in an increasingly digital and electrified market.

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The British automaker attended the Monterey event with its first stick-shift supercar in three decades. Known as the McL 6GT, it’s still technically a concept, but McLaren claims a 100-unit production run is planned for 2028.

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