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McLaren 720S Owners Will Love This New Upgrade

Aug. 28, 2019 4:20 PM ET by Jay Traugott Supercars / 2 Comments It no longer has to be configured at production. Placing an order for a new McLaren 720S Coupe or Spider entails making numerous important decisions. There are many ways to option the supercar to your liking, and McLaren is more than willing to oblige. And then there's McLaren Special Operations (MSO). For even more money, you can customize the 720S to your heart's desire. One of the features MSO offers is the Define Carbon Fiber Active Rear Spoiler. Previously, customers had to decide when configuring their cars at the dealership whether they wanted this feature or not because it was factory installed. Now, however, McLaren has changed its mind. The UK supercar company has just announced North American 720S Coupe and Spider customers can upgrade their cars with this hydraulically operated spoiler if they don't already have it. McLaren Automotive / Beadyeye McLaren Automotive / Beadyeye McLaren Automotive / Beadyeye Not only does this full-width spoiler match other existing carbon fiber exterior features like the hood air intakes, rear fender air intakes, door mirror casings, and roof, but it serves a major role in the car's balance and handling. It has airbrake functionality along with an optimized motion that improves downforce efficiency. Furthermore, it's automatically activated to either decrease drag or increase downforce. When equipped to the 720S, the car's aerodynamic efficiency is more than double that of its predecessor, the 650S. The 720S MSO Defined Carbon Fiber Active Rear Spoiler comes with a two-year warranty and is currently available to order for $9,979.07. Yes, that's the precise amount McLaren announced. McLaren Automotive McLaren Automotive McLaren Automotive McLaren Automotive "As pioneers of carbon fiber use in the automotive industry dating back to 1981, carbon fiber is a core part of McLaren's DNA and has been found in every road car we've produced since 1994," said Tony Joseph, President of McLaren North America. "In addition to the carbon fiber chassis, which is the heart of all McLaren sports and supercars, carbon fiber can be utilized in other areas as well. Visual carbon fiber not only looks great but can offer weight savings, which is very important to many McLaren customers and automotive enthusiasts." The McLaren 720S Coupe and Spider come powered by a 7.0-liter twin-turbo V8 with 710 horsepower and 568 lb-ft of torque. Power goes to the rear wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. Starting price: $285,000 for the Coupe and $306,000 for the Spider. Supercar perfection never comes cheap. McLaren Automotive / Beadyeye McLaren Automotive / Beadyeye McLaren Automotive / Beadyeye McLaren Automotive / Beadyeye McLaren Automotive McLaren Automotive / Beadyeye McLaren Automotive / Beadyeye

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