British automakers like to celebrate their home country event, the Goodwood Festival of Speed, by showing off their latest and greatest cars, and Mclaren has something special to reveal this year.  

Through social media, some stories have a life of their own. AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of this week’s most shared stories through Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

News of Michael Schumacher coming out of his medically-induced coma captured the attention of automotive enthusiasts this past week, almost to no surprise. Following that, the debut of the Bentley Continental GT3-R and plans of future McLaren models round out AutoGuide.com‘s most viral news stories of the week.

As if McLaren isn’t keeping things exciting enough, the British automaker is planning three additional models once its P13 and P1 GTR hit the market.

Following completion of the McLaren P1 production run, the company will build a track-specific GTR version of its halo car.

McLaren has confirmed two of the rumored vehicles that it’s working on.

Through social media, some stories have a life of their own. AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of this week’s most shared stories through Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

British automaker McLaren is ready to embrace hybrid technology across its entire lineup.

Could you imagine a mid-engine supercar with… a trunk?

The McLaren family will grow bigger once again at next year’s Geneva Motor Show.

Through the magic of social media, some stories have a life of their own. AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of this week’s most shared stories through Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

Get ready, the McLaren P1 is about to get even more amazing!

McLaren won’t be following in the footsteps of its competitors Lamborghini and Bentley.

If McLaren’s 650S supercar didn’t already have enough sex appeal, the brand’s bespoke program has added some new sinister style.

McLaren has promised one new model each year and while there are plenty of rumors as to what will arrive in 2015, we can confirm it won’t use hybrid power.

McLaren is so impressed by the Porsche GT3, that the German sports car is being used as a benchmark for an upcoming model.

Share, +1 or retweet, there was a lot of great content to spread around social media this week. Once again we’ve compiled a list of the stories that seemed to have a life of their own.

Like other supercars, McLarens are rarer than Sasquatch-fur coats. It’s hard enough to steal a glimpse of one at an auto show, but the chances of seeing one on the street are about as good as commuting to work on the back of a Pegasus.

Like a pissed-off supermodel, the McLaren P1 manages to look both beautiful and mean. 

The McLaren MP4-12C isn’t long for this world now that the 650S is available.

McLaren had quite a lead to follow when it launched the MP4-12C three years ago. The legendary McLaren F1 remains a benchmark to this day, and the SLR it built for Mercedes was no slouch, either.

McLaren may have just returned to the U.S. in motorsports, but it has no intentions of slowing down especially now that the 650S is on the market.

Official pricing for the McLaren 650S has been announced for the U.S. with the coupe starting from $265,500.

Track focused versions of cars are all over the automotive landscape, and it appears a new one is coming for a car that dominates the track as is. 

If you’ve never paid attention to the Pirelli World Challenge Series, 2014 will be a great year to start.

Competing in World Challenge since 2007, this season’s K-Pax Racing will be taking on a whole new look.

Officially unveiled at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show, you can now customize and build your own virtual McLaren 650S Spider with its Design Studio tablet app.

McLaren will be pausing production on its 12C model in order to satisfy the demand for the recently revealed 650S.