With two tonnes of vacuum downforce available at a dead standstill, the British fan car lands in California as a 95-percent re-engineered weapon.
When the prototype McMurtry Spéirling shattered the Goodwood hillclimb record two years ago, the motoring world viewed it as a bespoke party trick—a bat-winged, vacuum-assisted…
While the visual silhouette remains instantly recognizable, McMurtry Automotive confirms that the Spéirling PURE is roughly 95 percent new underneath its carbon composite skin.
The core proposition remains unapologetically extreme: 2,000 kilograms of Downforce-on-Demand generated from zero miles per hour.
With two tonnes of vacuum downforce available at a dead standstill, the British fan car lands in California as a 95-percent re-engineered weapon.