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McLaren says it won't offer an SUV, ever

McLaren and Rolls-Royce say their brands are moving in the direction on fully electric powertrains. (Stephanie Wallcraft)
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February 15, 2019 12:57 PM

TORONTO — Despite the market pressures being put on premium automakers to offer SUVs, the McLaren brand will remain a holdout.

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