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How much is a McLaren?

Used McLarens in our latest scan are listed from $85,445 to $3,000,121, and the typical one asks $190,330, the median of 484 listings. The cheapest is a 2012 MP4-12C at $85,445 and the most expensive a 2019 Senna at $3,000,121. These are asking prices for used cars, not new-car prices.

Our scan covers 21 McLaren models. By model, the most affordable is the MP4-12C, at a median of $107,792, and the priciest the Senna, at $2,703,076. The Artura is the most listed, with 78 for sale at a median of $184,993. Comparing the same trims, years and miles, asking prices held steady for the GT and Artura from June to October 2026.

Used McLaren prices by model

Asking prices of every McLaren model for sale in our latest scan, from the lowest typical (median) price up.

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Model Median price Price range Model years For sale
McLaren MP4-12C $107,792 $85k to $126k 2012 12
McLaren MP4-12C Spider $124,041 $91k to $185k 2013-2014 12
McLaren 570GT $127,140 $90k to $161k 2017-2018 17
McLaren 570S $135,380 $110k to $170k 2016-2020 42
McLaren 650S Spider $143,695 $100k to $190k 2015-2016 17
McLaren 650S Coupe $150,642 $121k to $180k 2015-2016 2
McLaren 570S Spider $151,581 $112k to $171k 2018-2020 27
McLaren GT $160,056 $111k to $211k 2020-2023 62
McLaren Artura $184,993 $150k to $299k 2023-2026 78
McLaren 600LT $240,530 $181k to $288k 2019 24
McLaren 720S $245,353 $188k to $320k 2018-2022 43
McLaren 600LT Spider $258,997 $205k to $310k 2020 19
McLaren 620R $286,988 $283k to $300k 2020 3
McLaren 720S Spider $287,650 $189k to $600k 2019-2023 71
McLaren 675LT Spider $359,999 $359,999 2016 1
McLaren 675LT $410,145 $380k to $450k 2016 3
McLaren 765LT $737,637 $670k to $901k 2021 16
McLaren 765LT Spider $862,624 $766k to $1.4M 2022 22
McLaren Elva $1,552,495 $1,552,495 2021 1
McLaren Senna $2,703,076 $2.2M to $3M 2019 11
McLaren P1 $2,800,444 $2,800,444 2015 1

How the McLaren market is moving

From our market model: asking prices for the same trims, years and miles over the latest three months, and the median days from first listed to leaving the market.

Model Price trend Typical time to sell
McLaren Artura Steady, Jun to Oct 99 days
McLaren 720S Spider – 81 days
McLaren GT Steady, Jun to Oct 79 days
McLaren 720S – 90 days
McLaren 570S – 93 days
McLaren 570S Spider – 93 days
McLaren 600LT – 97 days
McLaren 765LT Spider – 94 days
McLaren 600LT Spider – 143 days
McLaren 570GT – 68 days
McLaren 650S Spider – 64 days
McLaren 765LT – 98 days
McLaren MP4-12C – 86 days
McLaren MP4-12C Spider – 48 days
McLaren Senna – 74 days
McLaren 620R – 100 days
McLaren P1 – 73 days

McLaren prices: common questions

How much is a McLaren?

Used McLarens in our latest scan ask $85,445 to $3,000,121, with a median of $190,330 across 484 listings. The most affordable model is the MP4-12C (median $107,792) and the priciest the Senna (median $2,703,076). These are asking prices for used cars, not new-car prices.

How much is the cheapest McLaren?

The cheapest McLaren for sale in our latest scan is a 2012 McLaren MP4-12C listed at $85,445 with 32,413 mi in Spring, TX.

What is the most expensive McLaren for sale?

The most expensive in our latest scan is a 2019 McLaren Senna listed at $3,000,121 with 90 mi in San Diego, CA.

Can you buy a McLaren for under $100,000?

Yes. 4 of the 484 McLarens in our scan are listed under $100,000, mostly the MP4-12C, 570GT, and MP4-12C Spider, from 2012 to 2017.

How much is a used McLaren Artura?

Used McLaren Artura asking prices in our scan run from $149,900 to $298,815, with a median of $184,993 across 78 listings from model years 2023 to 2026.

How much is a used McLaren 720S Spider?

Used McLaren 720S Spider asking prices in our scan run from $188,800 to $599,995, with a median of $287,650 across 71 listings from model years 2019 to 2023.

Are McLaren prices going up or down?

Comparing the same trims, years and miles, asking prices held steady for the GT and Artura from June to October 2026. Holding trim, model year and miles constant shows the market's direction rather than which cars happen to be listed. These are asking prices, not sale prices.

How current are these prices?

They come from our latest scan of dealer listings on Oct 1, 2026. Luxury Car Deals rescans the market regularly and removes cars that have sold.