Brèves de passion - NEW
300+!?! For 300 horsepower? No. 300 km/h? Not even close—both the Chiron and Veyron have long surpassed that milestone with ease. In fact, the number refers to miles per hour, meaning… 482.7 km/h! And it’s no exaggeration—a slightly modified Chiron Super Sport actually hit 490.484 km/h.
The “production” version (limited to 30 units) retains the same 1,600-horsepower W16 but is electronically capped at 440 km/h. A slightly more sensible figure—relatively speaking.
At Carsup, we are convinced that an exceptional car deserves to be experienced to the fullest, without constraints or compromises. This is why we have developed a tailor-made transport service, designed to allow you to enjoy your car, wherever you are. Whether it's a weekend in Provence, a rally in the Alps or an event abroad, your car follows you. And it's waiting for you, ready, at the location of your choice.
No less than twelve years after the presentation of the P1, McLaren is back in business and offers us a variation in line with its most beautiful supercars: the W1. While some will find meaning in the presence of the W (Woking, Winner...), we will focus on the obvious correspondence with the F1 and P1. McLaren does not do things by halves and reveals here the most powerful car in its history, and much more. Ferrari just has to be careful.
No two cars are the same. And behind every wheel, passion is expressed differently. Some people see their car as a daily companion, others as a jealously preserved collector's item. This is why we have made tailor-made much more than a promise: it is our way of being, on a daily basis.
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