- Commissioned by McLaren's dealer in Denver, Colorado, through McLaren Special Operations (MSO), six specially equipped 600LT Spiders celebrate the historic Pikes Peak hill-climb.
- Matte black and gold accents dress up the exteriors while additional satin gold embellishments do the same inside.
- All six come with the MSO Club Sport package which adds additional carbon-fiber and titanium parts.
A sextet of special edition McLaren 600LT Spiders has been outfitted in bespoke liveries to celebrate the historic Pikes Peak hill-climb. All six cars wear matte black and gold stripes on their hoods and roof, and they all roll on gold-colored Speedline wheels.
Satin gold accents adorn the interiors as well; a center stripe on the steering wheel as well as the paddle shifters for the automatic transmission are both highlighted in gold, as is the special-edition Pikes Peak embroidery on the headrest of each of the sport seats. All six come with a dedication plaque certifying they are part of the extremely limited group.
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All of the six cars pictured here come equipped with optional MSO Club Sport package, which adds a host of carbon-fiber body parts, carbon-fiber racing seats, and titanium wheel bolts. None receive any additional performance-enhancing tech–not that they need them, since they come with the same 592-hp twin-turbocharged 3.8-liter V-8 engine as the standard 600LT and 600LT Spider.
The cars were commissioned through McLaren Special Operations by the Denver McLaren dealer and will be sold to six lucky buyers for an undisclosed sum. The unembellished 600LT Spider carries a price of $256,500.
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Drew Dorian is a lifelong car enthusiast who has also held a wide variety of consumer-focused positions throughout his career, ranging from financial counselor to auto salesperson. He has dreamed of becoming a Car and Driver editor since he was 11 years old—a dream that was realized when he joined the staff in April 2016. He’s a born-and-raised Michigander and learned to drive on a 1988 Pontiac Grand Am. His automotive interests run the gamut from convertibles and camper vans to sports cars and luxury SUVs.
