Overview
- Hartley confirmed on Aug. 27–28 that one buyer acquired all 20 McLaren road cars as a single lot.
- The purchaser and final price were not disclosed, after earlier guidance suggested a value exceeding $70 million.
- Each car is the last production chassis of its model, with most kept in factory-delivered condition and finished in the bespoke Yquem shade later renamed Mansour Orange.
- The final McLaren F1 attracted multiple world‑record offers that were declined to keep the collection together.
- Only the F1 and a P1 GTR have been driven, with the P1 GTR repaired after a Circuit of the Americas crash.