It is slightly surprising then, that it clocks 0-100kmph in just 3.2 seconds - that's on par with the thoroughbreds from Italy and Germany, read - Lamborghini Huracan and the Audi R8 V10+

 

Now, how did McLaren achieve this? The answer is simple - they had a fanatical approach to physics. The need to make the car go fast clearly took precedence over everything else - which also explains why the 570S isn't a particularly good looking car too. Well, the boffins weren't done bending physics when they unveiled the coupe to the globe last year.



There's a special 'Track Pack' that you can now tick on the options list. What does it add? Well, it doesn't add anything in particular. In fact, it removes quite a lot. If the name wasn't voicing intentions clearly enough, the pack is supposed to make the already quick and agile 570S even quicker around a circuit. There have always been two ways to make a fast car even faster. One - add more power. Two - remove weight. McLaren has chosen the later.