It’s no wonder that the McLaren P1 was one of the three cars in the so-called Holy Trinity of supercars of the early 2010s. The beastly car was the spiritual successor to the famed F1. It was one of the first hybrid supercars, boasting an extra 177 horsepower on top of the 727 that it made from its 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8.
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