Is there anything more amazing on display at this year’s Geneva Motor Show than the new McLaren P1 supercar? Maybe. And that car might just be another McLaren: the iconic F1.

The McLaren P1 sat uncovered in production form today on the eve of the 2013 Geneva Motor Show beside the legendary F1 it supplants.

McLaren Automotive is planning to showcase not one, but two supercars at the Geneva Motor Show next week. And while the second car is far from new, it’s also incredibly cool.

Few car companies are committed to all-out performance quite like McLaren. The boutique British brand is probably best known for its outrageous F1 supercar that set speed records in the 1990s. But the company is far from a one-hit wonder. Over the last decade and a half they’ve been active in racing, worked with other automakers like Mercedes-Benz to deliver some awe-inspiring vehicles and have even developed a successor to the F1 – the elegant looking but awkwardly named MP4-12C.

After detailing engine specifications a week ago, McLaren Automotive has now revealed full performance specifications on its hybrid supercar.

World-renowned tuner Gemballa will be heading to the 2013 Geneva Motor Show with its GT Spider, based on the McLaren MP4-12C Spider.

McLaren Automotive has finally released full engine specs on its new supercar, the P1.

The production McLaren P1 will make its debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, but to whet appetites, the British automaker released a photo gallery of the prototype P1 sitting pretty at the Bahrain International Circuit.

The McLaren P1 will be revealed to the world at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show in production form, and today the brand is giving us a sneak preview by unveiling the interior of the car. 

For those counting down the days until the official reveal of the McLaren P1, the brand announced today that the production version will be unveiled at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show. 

It’s shaping up to be a good year for McLaren. The brand is gearing up to launch its P1 supercar, but what use is the present without understanding the past?

The official production model of the McLaren P1 hasn’t even debuted, but that hasn’t stopped plenty of people to line up and order the supercar.

Getting ready for the 2013 F1 season, McLaren revealed its updated MP4-28 race car on Thursday, with a special guest appearance by the McLaren P1 and its all-electric reverse motor.

McLaren is still in the process of fine tuning its P1 supercar at the track and on the road, and the brand has just released some video footage of the car undergoing testing. 

Fresh details on the McLaren P1 have just emerged after an event for customers, though the news raises more questions than answers. 

Like the 2012 SEMA Show in America, the 2013 Tokyo Auto Salon was packed with Toyota and Subaru’s latest sports car. But that’s not to say that there weren’t plenty of other attractions on the Makuhari Messe Convention Center show floor. 

At a recent private event in New York, McLaren put its P1 on display and revealed some info on the production model, saying that the vehicle was 97-percent production spec. 

Just in time for the holidays, McLaren Automotive has announced a new range of merchandise and accessories inspired by its MP4-12C sports car.

McLaren is readying the P1 supercar for production, and our spy photographers recently caught the car testing, looking exactly the same as the concept that was shown off at the 2012 Paris Auto Show. 

McLaren Automotive has confirmed its wild track-focused MP4-12C Can-Am Edition concept car is heading to production as the most powerful version of the brand’s new sports car yet.

McLaren is already established in Formula 1 racing, and now the British company has pledged to provide engines, electronics and transmissions to Spark Racing Technology for use in the upcoming Formula E championship series. 

Manual transmissions have always been idolized and are generally reserved for the ultimate sporty-cars, but how does a stick shift compare to its automated counterpart?

As if it wasn’t extreme enough that Hamann modified the McLaren MP4-12C, the European tuner has taken its “memoR” project to a whole new level, getting it one of the most extreme paint jobs we’ve ever seen.

McLaren Special Operations is launching a range of custom options for the MP4-12C and the 12C spider, which will be on display first in Middle Eastern markets such as Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Despite commanding an almost $86,000 price premium, all 12 McLaren 12C Spiders listen in the Neiman Marcus  Christmas Catalogue sold out in under two hours. 

The M cLaren MP4-12C is one of the finest machines money can buy, and its newest convertible variant adds even more style to the exotic sports car. 

Fast, stylish and undeniably sexy, the McLaren MP4 12C Spider is this year’s pick for the Neiman Marcus Christmas book.

After spending his entire career driving for McLaren, Lewis Hamilton will now be behind the wheel for Mercedes Formula One starting next season. Hamilton will replace seven-time Formula One champ Michael Schumacher.

McLaren might be a name that’s revered among auto enthusiasts but the debut of its new supercar marked the very first International Motor Show for the brand.

With a power-to-weight ratio of over 600 hp per ton, the McLaren P1 supercar debuted today at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, though more as a tease than anything else.

Even more pictures of the McLaren P1 supercar leaked today ahead of its scheduled debut at the Paris Motor Show.

British sports car manufacturer McLaren revealed concept images last week of its upcoming P1 supercar ahead of the scheduled Paris debut, but the patent drawing above might lend clues to the actual production car’s shape.

Heading to this month’s Singapore Grand Prix will be a very limited edition of the McLaren MP4-12C called ‘SGP Edition’, designed and built by McLaren Special Operations (MSO).

Like an orange pile of cocaine, the newest speed catalyst from supercar manufacturer McLaren was just released: the P1.

Rumor has is that McLaren’s new supercar will make around 1,000 hp, and before it debuts in the flesh at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, the company has dropped a new video teaser showing off some of the car’s curves. 

Over the course of two days, three different McLaren GT teams claimed victories across Europe, including the automaker’s first win in a 24-hour race since the historic debut for the McLaren F1 GTR at Le Mans in 1995.

With the 2012 Paris Motor Show around the corner, rumors of the McLaren P12 supercar’s specifications are coming out of the woodwork. The spiritual successor to the McLaren F1 is scheduled to make its official debut at the show, and could be sporting 963-hp.

McLaren has big plans for the Paris Auto Show, and today is teasing its upcoming P12 supercar concept which will be seen for the first time on the show floor in France. 

Given the recent success of the McLaren MP4-12C model, the world has been anxiously awaiting the spiritual successor to the famous McLaren F1. While we’ll have to wait until the 2012 Paris Motor Show for all the full details, the British automaker has revealed a small glimpse of what to expect from its P12 supercar concept.

McLaren‘s dealership in Chicago has commissioned a limited-to-six edition ‘Project Alpha’ MP4-12C model which will boast 616-hp and a price tag of around $335,000.

Despite being unveiled online in early July, the second in McLaren’s growing range of street-legal supercars made its debut behind closed doors at Pebble Beach.

Rumors of a unique  McLaren came true today at Pebble Beach with the X-1, a special edition vehicle, based on a MP4-12C

Created by  McLaren Special Operations (MSO) for an unspecified client with indisputably unique taste, the X-1 debuted today at The Quail, an exclusive event at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.

Much is already planned for McLaren at this year’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, but rumblings of a surprise to be unveiled on the concept lawn mean there could be even more to the company’s plans than originally expected.

McLaren has had a highly successful year with its MP4-12C, and the British automaker is looking to further impress American enthusiasts at this year’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.

After honing their skills on the racetracks of the world with iconic pilots like Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna at the wheel, McLaren didn’t become a household name until the launch of the iconic F1 in 1992.

Engines are headed to shed cylinders in all areas of the automotive future. Don’t believe it? Try asking McLaren executive Antony Sheriff.

Expected at this September’s Paris Motor Show, the much anticipated McLaren F1 successor might show up at Pebble Beach next month.

The luxury lifestyle is one we can’t even imagine living, but for those that do indulge in it, would probably find the UltraLuxum CXL fitting for their collection of toys.

The Mercedes-Benz CLS Shooting Brake won’t sell in America, much to the dismay of the few people that dig wagon styling, but Porsche and McLaren may swoop in with their own variants.

The Mclaren MP4-12C Spider debuted last week, and now the company has dropped the first video of the Spider out for a cruise. 

McLaren– Mercedes Formula One drivers Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton have been animated, as the race team has teamed up with Oscar-winning animation studio Framestore to create 12 short clips as part of the Tooned series.

With the MP4-12C coupe already established as a success by McLaren, the British sports car maker has just released the new 12C Spider model for those who prefer a their performance with more vitamin D.

One short year after McLaren Automotive launched its MP4-12C supercar, the British automaker is teasing the open-air version ahead of its scheduled July 3 debut.

Being a British automaker, it’s no surprise that McLaren has a love affair with the Goodwood Festival of Speed, having debuted its MP4-12C and GT3 race car variants at previous events.

Mclaren just opened the doors to its first dedicated dealer in Canada, all part of a worldwide roll-out of new dealerships in cities like Geneva, Paris and London. 

Early adopters of the McLaren MP4-12C can look forward to a free update to their vehicles come this October.

Early last year, the McLaren Group launched McLaren GT, a new brand dedicated to supplying 12C GT3 race cars for racing in Europe this season.

Hamann quietly unveiled its McLaren MP4-12C ‘memoR’ project at this year’s Geneva Motor Show, and now the German tuner has released a full gallery of its latest project.

McLaren Automotive is expanding around the world, especially in markets where the demand for such high end super cars is in large supply, hence the release of this promo video, which solidifies the companies presence in the Middle East.