Hello and welcome back to the McLaren 675 LT. Now I know we haven't seen this car for a while. It's been a bit of a conscious decision because after I came back from the road trip that I did with Sam 7 Paul earlier this year, the car was on exactly 9,800 miles. And in the Supercar world, there's this psychological market barrier that as soon as a Supercar goes over 10, it just enters this whole realm of whatever reason a different price bracket, which is weird. Anyway, today is the day that I finally sold this car. It's a sad day because as you know, it's one of my favorite cars. It's categorically one of the best cars I've ever driven. It's certainly one of the best cars that I've ever owned. And every step of the way has been special because I've been able to share it with you guys. It's been a monumental experience and it was my sort of super induction into the world of McLaren. However, there are new things coming. There's cars which are coming in the future and I ultimately need to make way for those things to come. So here's a few clips, a few reminders of just how cool this car was going all the way back to the epiphany that was my realization as to what boundaries could be pushed in a Supercar. What is this? What honor is this witchcraft? I'm experiencing something otherworldly here guys. Sell your kids, sell the house, bribe the account and whatever it takes, you need to leave. So I'm just driven off in a new six-seventh-mile seat. We're in one and I'm taking you on for the ride. Let's do it! 05 Free!) What the of... I'm back! I'm back! Yeah! And, uh, hopefully we'll suck it to the after off and announce on the radio. I will get ready for the 3-2-1-Go! Oh my god! Well, it's time I've gone this fast in this car! Wow! Wow! Wow! That was pretty much 170 miles an hour! They shoot really! Just give these to people! When you step in this one, someone gives you the key, so an LT, you adopt a new social responsibility! Oh! Oh my god! Thrash them and enjoy them and just saturate yourself in the fact that you can't use these cars all year round, no matter me, whether. I'm back! I'm back! Oh! He's gone! He's gone! There's no way he's coming back from there! No way! This thing is ridiculous! I was alive! Oh man! This thing is greater than the sum of its parts! It's absolutely amazing! Let's go do this! Oh my god! I don't know how they do! LT versus 918 Spider. I think we know who's going to kill this, okay? Moment of truth! Oh my god! Oh my god! There he goes! There he goes! There's your half million! Absolutely different gravy! I'm going 160,000 hours and the 918 is gone! So there you have it! 12 amazing months! I cannot believe looking over all of that footage, just how incredible the adventures have been with this car. It's great because from day one it's been a YouTube car from the day I bought it. In fact, from the very first time that I drove a 675 LT, which was the Spider Clip that you saw in Tenerife, that journey of the epiphany that was wow, how has somebody created such a weapon for the road? All the way through buying it at first, road trips, adventures, first drives, it just reminded me how incredible this platform has been. However, I do feel the need to say that as a brand, McLaren are very technology driven. And as a result of that, whenever they launch a new car, it highlights so much, just how they've advanced versus their older cars. So when I step into a 720S now, after being in this, it feels like a concept car. It is so far advanced compared to this, just even the infotainment system feeling of the interior is just leaps and bounds ahead of this. It's just night and day. Even the performance of it, when I drive this thing, the acceleration and thrust it gives me. I always question how much more can you possibly get from a car. Then I step into a 720S, which is their replacement 650S. It's not even their lightweight version of that car. It's their new supercar, which has just led me to think that this brand is changing so much that it's time to get out of this car, because the way that they're evolving with them being such a tech-driven platform, unfortunately makes their older cars feel outdated very quickly. So yeah, time to move on. We're making way for other cars to come as well, more on that soon. What I want to know from you guys, comment below, I want to hear your favorite moments with that car, any particular memories that stand out, share them with us below, I'd love to hear it. Anyway guys, exciting stuff coming soon. It is a sad time to see the LT go, but it's making way for some awesomeness. And yeah, you'll be the first to know about that soon. As always guys, thanks for watching. See you next time. Ciao!