The special McLaren F1 was manufactured by McLaren Automotive between 1992-2000 and was powered by the BMW S70/2 V12 engine. The British company claim that this vehicle invented the 'supercar' genre.

Though horsepower may never be the same with the electrification of the auto industry, BMW has made some truly powerful ...

If you think the McLaren F1 is the most outrageous car to feature a BMW V12, you probably never heard about Brutus. Every enthusiast loves a custom car, particularly one that received a crazy ...

BMW M5 CS McLaren F1 Engine 4.4-liter twin-turbocharged V8 6.1-liter BMW V12 If anyone was thinking that the F90 BMW M5, launched in 2017, was already a formidable beast, well, then they'd be right.

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There were a number of great supercars in what some were already beginning to call the last golden era of motoring: thundering supercharged V12 Astons ... The McLaren F1. The idea that 200mph ...

Throughout the history of the automobile, certain cars have gone beyond just being popular models—they have reshaped the ...

Elon Musk’s McLaren F1 was made famous back in December ... gold-foil heat shields for the gorgeous naturally aspirated BMW V12 engine. In the video footage, a visibly excited Musk and then ...

Powered by a naturally aspirated 6.1-liter V12 from BMW, it produced 600 hp and set the record for the fastest production car, reaching 221 mph. The McLaren F1 remained the benchmark for nearly a ...

which it shared with other BMW models (the 7 Series and 8 Series), as well as Alpina's B12 5.0. Another engine from the same family, the S70/2, would go on to power the legendary McLaren F1 ...

The McLaren F1 and its race-bred GTR counterparts ... As much as we'd like to see the F1's sonorous naturally-aspirated S70/2 V12 return, the model will most likely feature a derivative of the ...