A one-off McLaren 720S made its public debut at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in Monterey, California. The bespoke division of McLaren Special Operations (MSO) crafted the unique McLaren supercar, to the specification of its owner, Michael Fux. McLaren Chief Executive Officer, Mike Flewitt, presented the car to Fux in Monterey, ahead of it being displayed on the ‘Concept Lawn’ on Concours Sunday.
The exterior paint colour is a made to order shade through MSO. Named Fux Fuchsia, the colour was created for the owner by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars and subsequently redeveloped by MSO. The owner will retain exclusive rights to its use on any other McLaren vehicle.
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The shade has also been carried on as a detail on the lightweight wheels, contrasting with the platinum finish of the alloy. Inside the car, door appliqués, a pinstripe on the steering wheel and even the rear-view mirror are all in body colour, providing highlights of fuchsia in the cabin apart from the white leather with white stitching. Also on offer are white alcantara floor mats white stitching, completing the theme.
In addition to the bespoke elements of the vehicle, the exhaust and window surrounds feature a stealth grey finish and carbon fibre components from the MSO Defined range. This bespoke 720S joins its garage mates that include a McLaren 12C in McLaren Orange, a 12C Spider in bespoke purple and a McLaren P1 in bespoke green.
Speaking on the occasion, Jolyon Nash, McLaren Automotive Executive Director, Global Sales and Marketing, said, “Challenging the art of the possible to meet the most demanding customer requirements and then delivering beyond expectations are integral to the service that McLaren Special Operations offers. MSO provides McLaren owners with virtually limitless possibilities to tailor a car exactly to their needs and tastes; unique paint colours and finishes, custom leather and stitching and exotic materials are all available within a bespoke commission, while beyond this there are opportunities all the way up to complete vehicles designed to individual specification.”
