Ah, Lanzante, the purveyor of ‘customization’ where ‘originality’ is a mere suggestion! They’ve got the McLaren F1 GTR spirit trapped in a bespoke, yet all-too-familiar McLaren shell, don’t they? Calling it ‘Project 95-59’ is a quaint way of saying ‘Hey, we’ve got a car that looks a bit like an F1 GTR, but we’re not actually calling it that!’ It’s like naming a Picasso reproduction after a Monet just to keep up with the brand-name game. And let’s not forget, the ‘seating area for two passengers on each side of the driver’ – in McLaren’s ‘center’ no less – it’s like a 1950s idea of ‘modern’ seating. They must be aiming for ‘Le Mans’ for the 2023s. Plus, they’re showing it to the ‘wealthy, potential customers behind closed doors’? Must be a ‘secret’ society or something. And that Porsche tweak? ‘Unique’ is a stretch, don’t you think? They’re just repurposing old engines in a 911 – I guess the classic car world needed a ‘special’ touch too, right?
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