McLaren represents the pinnacle of British racing heritage. Using its vast knowledge garnered from years of F1 racing, McLaren is now in the business of building high-performance road cars that are capable of putting Lamborghinis and Ferraris to shame. So far, McLaren is one of the few remaining automakers that hasn't produced an SUV, sticking exclusively to exotic sports cars and hypercars.

The brand has established itself as a leader in high-performance vehicles. The 720S, one of their most celebrated models, exemplifies McLaren's commitment to aerodynamic excellence and performance. The vehicle's carbon fiber chassis, a hallmark of McLaren engineering, ensures exceptional rigidity while maintaining a remarkably light weight. It’s got phenomenal grip and agility, too, but doesn’t punish its passengers on imperfect roads. Its shortcomings are few, so those who have the means to purchase a 720S will almost certainly be thrilled with its exotic looks and equally exotic performance.

McLaren 570 is one of the most affordable model, if we can even use the word "affordable" in relation to this brand. But make no mistake, this mid-engine isn't just meant to cruise the boulevard or attract gawkers everywhere it goes. No. The model has driver engagement engrained into their DNA. 570S and 570GT feature a soulful 562-hp twin-turbo V-8 that provides amazing acceleration and wails like a heavy-metal band. Combine that with the sharp-edged cornering of an Olympic figure skater and the grip of a vise and you essentially have the highlights of driving of this car.

While McLaren vehicles are highly specialized machines that require meticulous maintenance, they are built to exacting standards. The brand's relatively low production numbers allow for exceptional attention to detail in assembly. Their vehicles are hand-built at the McLaren Production Centre in Woking, England. Recent developments, including their commitment to hybridization technology, demonstrate McLaren's dedication to evolving with the automotive industry while maintaining their performance-first philosophy.