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Longtail variant of the McLaren 720S to come

Longtail variant of the McLaren 720S to come

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With the McLaren 720S variant a couple of years old and probably halfway into its product life cycle, there is talk that the British company is working on a Longtail (LT) version of it.

Little is known about the car but according to Piston Heads, the new supercar will be launched next year and follow in the footsteps of the other Longtails a.k.a the 600LT and 675LT.

Of course, the new car will be lighter and feature the use of lightweight materials such as carbon fibre. It will also likely get new a aerodynamic parts, a revised suspension setup and a refreshed interior.

Power wise, the car should also get more power with an estimated horsepower figure of 740-750bhp versus the standard car's 710bhp.

For those who can afford the new LT, the car is could debut at the Geneva Motor Show next year.

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