McLaren 600LT Carfection Review Talks Good and Bad

We've already talked about the specs of the thing earlier this year and now we've brought along a review of the track-destined limited edition.

The stunt, which comes from Carfection, sees the 600 horsepower toy being hooned on the Hungaroring track over in (surprise!) Hungary.

Truth be told, McLaren simply had to build the 600LT. You see, the 570S packs such a mighty punch for its junior status (it belong to the carmaker's "entry-level" Sports Series) that it has drawn plenty of customers, YouTubers included.

And many of these have turned to the aftermarket to fully unleash the potential of the 570S. Sure, most projects are limited to a custom exhaust, an ECU remap, a set of wheels and perhaps a wrap.

So the carmaker went the extra mile and came up with an approach focused on improving handling, throw in a hefty diet in the mix (think: 100 kilos).

Sure, only 500 units are being built until October next year, with the model debuting as a sold-out vehicle. But this doesn't take away the importance of the supercar's status.

Now, while you watch the piece of gasoline-flavored eye candy below, some of you will think "sure, this is all great, but I'll never be able to get my hands on one!"

Well, that's downright wrong. In fact, as we've shown you earlier today, you can now adorn your desk garage with a McLaren 675 Longtail scale model. The one we found will set you back $85 in 1:43 version, but there's also a 1:18 model, albeit coming with a price of $240.