The McMurtry Spéirling Pure costs $1.36 million.
It makes 1,000 hp, hits 60 mph, and has powerful fans for downforce at any speed.
It's not street-legal.
When McMurtry unveiled the first Spéirling prototype in 2021, I was there to see it race up the hill at the Goodwood Festival of Speed for the first time. It was quite a sight, and it made me root for this company to succeed with its plan to sell a limited-series, fan-augmented track toy.
Fast-forward five years, and the finished product is here. If you've been waiting for a single-seat hypercar that can hit 60 mph in 1.55 seconds (with a one-foot rollout) thanks to a unique fan system that sucks it down to the ground, then this is the car for you. It costs $1.36 million before taxes and customizations, and only 99 will be built. Here's what you get for that enormous chunk of change.
