Cheapest McLaren in 2026: Every Model by Sale Price
Summary
The cheapest McLaren is the MP4-12C (2011-2014), a carbon-tub, twin-turbo V8 supercar that averages $102K across 57 sales, with the cheapest examples under $65K. The 570S family ($120K) and 650S ($121K) are the next cheapest. From there prices climb in clear steps: the GT ($148K), the 600LT ($198K) and the 720S ($232K), then the limited-run 765LT ($534K). The Ultimate Series hypercars sit far above: the Senna averages $1.39M and the P1 $2.24M.
Rankings
- 1
MP4-12CAvg $101,602 12-mo +5.2%n=57 soldThe cheapest McLaren and the most supercar per dollar here: carbon tub, twin-turbo V8, and 592-616 hp
- 2
570Avg $120,033 12-mo +1.3%n=38 soldThe Sports Series (570S, 570GT, 540C): McLaren's entry tier and its most usable daily car
- 3
650SAvg $120,968 12-mo +12.6%n=25 soldThe 12C reworked with 641 hp and 675LT-style looks, for little more than a 570S
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GTAvg $148,038n=22 soldMcLaren's grand tourer: a softer ride and real luggage space with the same twin-turbo V8
- 5
ArturaAvg $174,363n=5 soldThe plug-in hybrid V6 that replaced the Sports Series, now well below its original list price
- 6
600LTAvg $197,810n=16 soldA lighter, harder 570S with top-exit exhausts and 592 hp, and one of the most fun McLarens to drive
- 7
720SAvg $232,220 12-mo +0.1%n=40 soldThe second-generation Super Series: 710 hp and a dihedral-door coupe or Spider
- 8
675LTAvg $266,852 12-mo +12.6%n=20 soldThe first modern Longtail, limited to 500 coupes and 500 Spiders, and a clear premium over the 650S
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- 10
765LTAvg $534,231n=19 soldThe 720S Longtail: 755 hp, limited to 765 coupes, and priced well above the car it's based on
- 11
ElvaAvg $1,379,917n=6 soldThe roofless, windscreen-free speedster, built in far fewer numbers than planned
- 12
SennaAvg $1,388,603n=13 soldThe 789 hp track-focused hypercar, 500 built, and the most traded Ultimate Series McLaren
- 13
SpeedtailAvg $2,178,166n=6 soldThe 106-car hybrid hyper-GT with a central driving seat, a successor to the F1's three-seat layout
- 14
P1Avg $2,243,320n=7 soldThe 903 hp hybrid that, with the 918 and LaFerrari, makes up the hypercar 'holy trinity'
Comparison
| Model | Avg Price | Typical Range | Sales | 12-mo Trend | Avg Mileage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MP4-12C | $101,602 | $65,099 – $146,400 | 57 | +5.2% | 16,953 |
| 570 | $120,033 | $79,584 – $159,587 | 38 | +1.3% | 21,531 |
| 650S | $120,968 | $78,709 – $150,800 | 25 | +12.6% | 21,781 |
| GT | $148,038 | $122,505 – $184,978 | 22 | — | 10,180 |
| Artura | $174,363 | $157,300 – $198,640 | 5 | — | 3,561 |
| 600LT | $197,810 | $135,600 – $247,387 | 16 | — | 12,743 |
| 720S | $232,220 | $151,762 – $317,141 | 40 | +0.1% | 8,530 |
| 675LT | $266,852 | $157,775 – $364,700 | 20 | +12.6% | 8,609 |
| 750S | $354,402 | $278,467 – $470,875 | 18 | — | 2,762 |
| 765LT | $534,231 | $388,056 – $708,399 | 19 | — | 3,577 |
| Elva | $1,379,917 | $1,244,875 – $1,615,625 | 6 | — | 418 |
| Senna | $1,388,603 | $926,000 – $2,152,000 | 13 | — | 2,366 |
| Speedtail | $2,178,166 | $1,948,500 – $2,514,997 | 6 | — | 209 |
| P1 | $2,243,320 | $1,463,407 – $3,327,500 | 7 | — | 3,201 |
How to Choose
- For the most performance per dollar, buy a 12C or 650S. They share the carbon tub and twin-turbo V8 that underpin every later McLaren.
- For daily use, the 570S and GT are the most livable McLarens: easier to get into, more luggage space, and softer rides.
- LT models (600LT, 675LT, 765LT) are lighter, harder-edged and limited, and they hold value better than the cars they're based on.
- Every McLaren is built around a carbon fiber tub, so crash repairs are expensive. Have a specialist check the tub and the repair history.
- Known weak points are hydraulic suspension leaks, battery drain, door struts and early infotainment. None is catastrophic, but all are costly, so budget for them.
- The specialist network is thinner than Ferrari's or Lamborghini's. Find your nearest McLaren-qualified shop before you buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much is a McLaren?
- A used McLaren averages $102K for an MP4-12C, $232K for a 720S and $534K for a 765LT, based on real sold prices. Ultimate Series cars cost far more: the Senna averages $1.39M.
- What is the cheapest McLaren?
- The MP4-12C. It averages $102K across 57 sales in our data, and the cheapest 5% sold for under $65K. The 570S family ($120K) and the 650S ($121K) are the next cheapest McLarens.
- What is the cheapest new McLaren?
- In the current lineup, the GTS grand tourer has the lowest list price, ahead of the Artura plug-in hybrid. Used, a GT averages $148K and an Artura $174K in our sales data.
- How much is a used McLaren 720S?
- A 720S averages $232K across 40 sales in our data, with most selling between $152K and $317K. Spiders and low-mileage coupes sit at the top of that range.
- How much is a McLaren P1?
- P1 sales average $2.24M across 7 road-car sales in our data, with most between $1.46M and $3.33M. Only 375 were built, so a single exceptional car moves the average.
- Are McLarens reliable?
- The twin-turbo V8 is robust, but the systems around it (hydraulic suspension, electronics, climate control) can be troublesome. Budget several thousand dollars a year for maintenance, and buy a car with documented McLaren dealer or specialist servicing.
- Is a McLaren a good investment?
- Volume models depreciate heavily, which is why a 12C costs a fraction of its original price. Limited cars hold up far better: the 675LT averages $267K, against $121K for the 650S it was developed from.
Methodology and sources
Based on 292 sold listings from the last 2 years across Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, eBay Motors, PCarMarket, Collecting Cars, and other auction and marketplace sources. Prices are normalized to USD. Typical ranges show the 5th–95th percentile of sold prices. Stats update daily.
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