False and still false, regardless of what some of the crowd-sourced info on Wikipedia happens to claim.

The idea that the chassis of every McLaren up to this point is interchangable is what is implied by that statement, and that is an ignorantly inaccurate claim. The simple effort of comparing photos of the bare chassis from a 12C/650S, the P1, a 570S, and the more recent 720S/Senna make this immediately clear.

If you buy a McLaren, they’re all built on the same chassis and use some variant of the same thirty-year-old Nissan V8 engine.

Probably because Ueno Clinic is a male enhancement surgery center.

The last F1 to make it out of the Brunei collection was chassis 005 which arrived in the UK for service by McLaren with 4,700 KMs on the odometer, and in surprisingly better condition that all the rumors seem to suggest.

I saw professional photos of the car when it landed and had been detailed. Then later was privy to…

Not true about the fan throwing rocks.

Not one mention in the article or comments of BMW’s X5 Le Mans concept which was also built using a variant of the F1's V12?   :-\

The car is not a write-off due to a minor fender bender. ;-)

This is an early styling model produced by an outside firm, not a finished car ready to be delivered from McLaren. My guess if you haven’t been around one of these models before, but they are never perfect.

Production of the Speedtails won’t begin until later in 2019, by which time they will have surely “minded the…

Well if no one else is going to say it...

True - but not enough people caught on to that, hence my need to highlight the explanation once again.

No...

“The exterior of the 1,001-horsepower, $2.5-million Veyron L’or Blanc is still surfaced in a mix of aluminum and carbon fiber, but has been painted using the same patterns and techniques employed by the artisans at German porcelain designer Königliche Porzellan-Manufatur Berlin (KPM). Many of the finer…

That’s not “use”, that’s “abuse”.

A couple of points of clarification -

Not true actually. 

I’m betting their asking price is in the neighborhood of $20M. Whether it will sell for that is anyone’s guess. It represents a rare opportunity to acquire what some say is the ultimate variation of the F1, while others would argue that much of the car is no longer original. I can see both sides of the argument there,…

Getting in is much easier than it looks. Sit on the left passenger seat and then lead your legs into the driver’s footwell while sliding your bum into the driver’s seat. If you are smaller and the seat is all the way back you can slide you bum into the driver’s seat first and then twist your legs into the footwell.…

Total mileage over the 20 year period on this chassis is 19,295 which can be seen in one of RM’s photos. The mileage figure noted in the article only refers to that which has accumulated after the engine swap.

Read it again - those are “flexible tubes”.

Mazda pulled funding for this thing when the Bubble burst, but TWR took it back, cut the roof and stuck a Porsche engine in it and won Le Mans twice in a row in 1995 and 1996.