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McLaren 765LT shows strength of subbrand

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McLaren trimmed weight in the 765LT by using a thinner windshield and carbon fiber, below.
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By:
Jack Walsworth
December 12, 2020 05:00 AM

Launching a lightweight, high- performance variant of a supercar in the midst of a pandemic might not seem like opportune timing, but McLaren Automotive is finding the opposite with its 765LT.

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