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Chris Harris thinks McLaren 600LT is more fun than Senna

Chris Harris thinks McLaren 600LT is more fun than Senna

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blogentry-133713-0-80858800-1550295223_thumb.jpgChris Harris is back with a new video. This time round, he drives the new McLaren 600LT at the Circuit de Charade in France.

 

Based on the baby series of its range of cars, the 600LT is a reworked version of the 570S and is also the company’s smallest model to wear the Long Tail badge.

 

Using conventional springs unlike its more expensive and advanced 720S brother, Harris says that this allows him to feel more connected to the car and easier to extract the most out of it.

 

Watch the video and see what else make him like the 600LT over much more extreme Senna.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=466&v=LyXcS0vGNdM


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