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The Usability Equation: Inside McLaren’s Direct Strike on the Everyday Supercar

With the 2026 GTS, Woking sharpens its twin-turbocharged, rear-wheel-drive formula to challenge Stuttgart's daily-driver benchmark.

When Bruce McLaren began translating competition grit into road-going intent decades ago, the target was raw, uncompromising velocity.

The segment's gold standard has long resided in Zuffenhausen, where the Porsche 911 Turbo has spent generations perfecting the art of all-weather, daily-use supercar pace.

While high-dollar collector circuits and auction tents at events like Monterey Car Week remain fixated on the stratosphere of the McLaren P1, Speedtail, and bespoke Daytona SP3s,…

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With the 2026 GTS, Woking sharpens its twin-turbocharged, rear-wheel-drive formula to challenge Stuttgart's daily-driver benchmark.

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