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Images are for editorial use only, and not for promotional purposes. The extent of bespoke made possible by McLaren’s Speedtail evidenced in beautiful bonnet badge Uniquely fashioned in 18 carat white gold with carbon fibre inlays McLaren’s next Ultimate Series and first ever Hyper-GT to be revealed on October 26, 13:00BST, at cars.mclaren.com The 106 individuals who have reserved McLaren’s next Ultimate Series, the McLaren Speedtail, are being offered the chance to add a unique finishing touch to their 243mph-plus Hyper-GT by selecting from a range of optional finishes for their car’s badging. The material finish that McLaren has chosen to exhibit first is a combination of 18 carat white gold and carbon-fibre inlays. The materials used represent just one of the innovative ways Speedtail is combining art with extreme performance and is already proving popular with customers who have seen the car at its first private preview event. McLaren Automotive’s famous brand badge, f...

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