In a world where exclusivity defines greatness, Gordon Murray Automotive dares to go beyond rare — crafting not just a car, but a homage to endurance, legacy, and design purity. Enter the Le Mans GTR: a 24-unit masterpiece built to honor the 1995 McLaren F1 GTR’s legendary win at Le Mans, a car that Gordon Murray himself penned into motorsport history.
This isn’t just a rework of the T.50 — it’s a reimagining. A low-drag, longtail silhouette inspired by endurance titans like the Porsche 917 and Alfa Romeo Tipo 33/3. A visceral, naturally aspirated V-12 paired with a six-speed manual. And yet, inside, it remains unapologetically refined, built to be lived in — not just stared at.
With every detail engineered to stir emotion and respect heritage, the Le Mans GTR is more than a car. It’s a rolling monument to a golden era of racing, limited to 24 fortunate collectors — one for each hour of the race that inspired it. All spoken for. All unforgettable.
