Lanzante 95-59 Supercar Debuts at Goodwood: Lighter than a Hot Hatch, but with 635kW

Lanzante 95-59 Is A 3-Seat McLaren F1 Tribute Based On A Modern McLaren

The 95-59 uses a modified version of the 750S' monocoque, and it weighs even less.

Lanzante 95-59 supercar debuts at Goodwood: lighter than a hot hatch_ but with 635kW

UK engineering firm Lanzante stepped into the spotlight in 1995 when it was tasked by McLaren to prepare the F1 supercar to compete at the world-famous 24 Hours of Le Mans. That car went on to win the endurance race. The company has now created its own supercar, the Lanzante 95-59. It debuts 30 years after that famous win in France. The name 95-59 explains the story of where this latest Lanzante project started out: 95 was the year Lanzante clai…

Lanzante 95-59 supercar debuts at Goodwood: lighter than a hot hatch, but with 635kW

This Supercar Could Be The Closest Thing Yet To A Modern McLaren F1

Lanzante’s 95-59 is a mid-engined supercar with McLaren-based chassis and hardware. The limited-run model features bodywork styled by former McLaren designer Paul Howse. A twin-turbo V8 provides 850 hp, while prices will start from $1.4 million before taxes. For those interested in supercars, there’s a new contender worth noting, especially if McLaren’s latest slipped through your fingers. While the W1 sold out before its global debut, high-end …