One of my favorite memories from a few years back is taking a McLaren 750S out to El Mirage Dry Lake in Southern California, paying the $15 toll required to enter the lake, and then hitting 200 mph like it was nothing. It was especially cool as it was during golden hour and everything felt like the contrast was up 1,000%.
But even before that core memory, I was enamored by McLaren's supercars, as they just worked. They were comfortable, faster than lightning, sounded great, and looked like a trillion bucks. They were, and still are, according to our brothers in arms at Motor1, the best supercars on the planet.
Yet, what you would likely not expect to hear about the company is that it's being sued for a snowmobile excursion gone wrong. I'm sorry, is this the same McLaren that produced the phenomenal hybrid P1? In fact, it is, and it was during one of the brand's experiences held in the Arctic.
