Legacy Model Spotlight: McLaren MP4-12C Overview

Are you searching for a McLaren MP4-12C for sale near Jupiter? They don’t often turn up, but it’s always worth checking our pre-owned inventory. Available as a coupe or hardtop convertible, the McLaren MP4-12C, later known as the McLaren 12C, was produced from 2011 to 2014 and was the brand’s first road car production since the F1. Take a moment to learn about the McLaren MP4-12C price, McLaren MP4-12C specs, and more with McLaren Palm Beach. Then, apply for financing and register interest in a used McLaren MP4-12C by contacting our staff near Wellington. 

How Much Does a McLaren MP4-12C Cost? 

The original price for the McLaren MP4-12C started at $239,400. Today, prices for a used McLaren MP4-12C for sale run from $100,000 to $150,000. The limited McLaren MP4-12C HS, however, has been valued at a range from $1,000,000 to $1,600,000. That’s because only 10 of these models were ever produced! 

What Are the McLaren MP4-12C Specs?

The traditional McLaren MP4-12C features a top speed of 207 MPH, thanks to its 4.0L Twin-turbocharged V8 engine. This engine provides Wellington drivers with 616 bhp and 443 lb-ft of torque. These impressive McLaren MP4-12C specs can take you from 0-62 MPH in just 3.1 seconds and 0-124 MPH in 8.8 seconds. All the while, you can bring your car from 62 MPH to 0 MPH in just 101 feet thanks to cast-iron disc brakes. Did we mention that this swift vehicle only weighs 3,249 pounds? Other performance highlights include:

• 7-speed automatic dual-clutch gearbox
• ProActive Chassis Control, a non-traditional suspension that implements high- and low-pressure valves, doing away with a need for anti-roller balls 
• Extensive use of carbon fiber to reduce weight and wind-resistance
• And much more! 

Register Interest in a McLaren MP4-12C in West Palm Beach 

Now that you’ve read about the McLaren MP4-12C specs and price, call McLaren Palm Beach at 561-462-1180 to formally register interest. We can help you locate a McLaren MP4-12C for sale in the event that one surfaces. In the meantime, read our overview of another McLaren classic, the Senna!