McLaren built just 5 examples of the mighty F1 LM (and one prototype), which means your chances of buying one today are very, very slim. Even if you find one of those five cars available, you’ll probably have to spend several million dollars to have it. Or, alternatively, you can simply build one yourself. Yes, you read that right.
For the uninitiated, the F1 LM was a series of five special cars built in honor of the five McLaren F1 GTRs which finished the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans. Each car was a stripped-down version of the F1 with a generally more spartan cabin, different aerodynamics, no air conditioner, and no interior sound suppression. Visually, probably the biggest difference between the regular F1 and the F1 LM was the considerably larger CFRP rear wing of the latter as opposed to the former’s active wing.
