One of the three copies of the McLaren Senna Can-Am has just gone on sale with just 44 miles on the odometer, the equivalent of 70 km.
Announced by Ferrari dealership in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA, this Senna CA-AM is available on eBay for $3.08 million (approximately 2.59 million euros) and promises not to go unnoticed, as it is special series was never officially confirmed by the Woking brand.
To track the three copies of the Senna Can-Am, it is necessary to resort to some McLaren dealers, who will have been the real responsible for this special version of the Senna (through McLaren Special Operations), whose main purpose was to celebrate the 50th. anniversary of McLaren's dominance of the 1969 Can-Am Championship season, when the team won every race on the calendar.
Described as the most extreme and extreme version of the Senna, this Can-Am variant is powered by the same V8 engine that we find in the Senna GTR exclusive to the tracks that we already drive.
The same is to say that this biturbo block, with 4.0 liters of capacity, produces 825 hp of power — 25 hp more than the “conventional” Senna — and 800 Nm of maximum torque.
However, unlike the Senna GTR, this McLaren Senna Can-Am does not feature a body with the same aerodynamic features, displaying "only" McLaren's traditional "Papaya Orange" color and the Canadian flag on the front fenders as well. like the names of drivers Denny Hulme and Bruce McLaren on both sides.
This particular copy, unlike the other two “brothers”, also has a handpainted logo of the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Can-Am season, which makes it even more exclusive.
Therefore, there is no lack of arguments for this McLaren Senna Can-Am to move several million euros. The eBay ad expires this Tuesday…