Order books for the McLaren P1 are almost closed

The McLaren P1 has been almost sold out, even if the British supercar isn’t finished just yet.

According to the guys at Cars UK, who are quoting a McLaren owner who is ready to place a deposit for the brand new P1, the order books for the newest supercar made by the British based company are almost closed. The carmaker has apparently taken deposits for approximately 120 units of the P1, which is huge, considering the fact that only 500 will be produced. While future owners of the McLaren P1 know just about everything there is to know about the supercar, we still have to wait for the 2013 Geneva Motor Show in order to see the final production version of the model.

As a quick reminder, the McLaren P1 has been officially presented to the public back in 2012. The model will be the official successor of the F1 and it will use the same 3.8 liter engine as the MP4-12C and 12C Spyder but, thanks to some tweaks, the unit will produce a total output of approximately 800 HP (596 kW). The final production version of the McLaren P1 is rumored to be unveiled during the 2013 Geneva Motor Show. More details on the model remain unknown for the moment.

Source: Cars UK