
Three seats, a V12, and a manual transmission: The GMA T.50 reveal
It means to improve on the legendary McLaren F1 “in every conceivable way.” …

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This is our first proper look at the Gordon Murray Automotive T.50, the spiritual successor to the almighty McLaren F1 supercar from the mid-1990s.
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Its designer Gordon Murray says that the T.50 improves on his iconic three-seater “in ever conceivable way”.Gordon Murray Automotive
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Like the F1, it has a central driver’s seat.Gordon Murray Automotive
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From this picture, it looks like you might get your knee touched a lot if you sit in the right-side passenger seat.Gordon Murray Automotive
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At the rear, the car is dominated by this active fan, flanked on either side by a pair of active spoilers.Gordon Murray Automotive
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Dihedral doors are de rigueur.Gordon Murray Automotive
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“Next-level aerodynamics allow us to avoid the current supercar trend for exaggerated wings, vents and ducts. I was determined to create a clean and pure shape that would remain timeless, ensuring the T.50 will still look fresh in 30 years,” said Murray.Gordon Murray Automotive
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The car’s aerodynamics have been developed in conjunction with the Racing Point F1 team. Ironically, that team is about to rebrand next year as Aston Martin, which has its own $3 million hypercar coming out, designed by another F1
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