The McLaren MP4-12C is one of the most good looking production supercars on earth. But what happens when a world famous tuning firm decides to create it’s own masterpiece based on the MP4-12C? Well it truly becomes a one-of-a-kind piece of art on wheels.
Stuttgart based tuning firm Hamann have tweaked up their very own version of the MP4-12C called the ‘memoR’. The Hamann ‘memoR’ is based upon the famed 1995 McLaren F1 LeMans winner. Engineers at Hamann have paid special attention in ensuring the car to be light weight, they have comprehensively transformed the front end, with new carbon mudguards and air outlets. the LED daytime running lights and carbon front spoiler have been integrated into the front of the car. The newly developed attachments for the side aprons and doors form a visual and aerodynamic link between the vehicle’s axles. This ‘Art Car’ also sports larger air inlets on the flanks of the car, as well as a carbon bonnet underscore the car’s powerful design. Sharp looking roof scoop, rear wings and the rear apron along with a three pipe exhaust system showcase the imposing appearance of the ‘memoR’.
The jaw dropping exterior has received an insane glossy multicoloured paint job based on painter Jeff Kroon’s famous BMW GT2 art edition car. Hamann have also added brutality to this supercar by giving it monstrous 21 inch set of wheels, which makes it look even more vicious. The ‘memoR’ is going to burn a hole in your wallet by 95,000 Euro plus tax (INR 6.6 crore, approx). For more information about this Hamamm McLaren MP4-12C, please visit www.HAMANN-MOTORSPORT.com
