McLaren has recently announced their P1 will start its deliveries in the second half of 2013. Specifications will be announced at the Geneva Motor Show in March, while deliveries of the iconic F1 successor will begin in Europe, followed by Japan.
"Customers want to make sure that it is not going to be a car that is available by the thousands," Managing Director Antony Sheriff said in an interview in Tokyo. "We will be building it at a rate of no higher than one car per day."
The P1 will be placed above the MP4-12C and the 12C Spyder in terms of both performance and price. It is challenging the Bugatti Veyron in terms of top speed as the British carmaker says that the P1 will be the fastest accelerating car in the world. Only 500 units are expected to be produced.
