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Watch : Roofless, Windscreen-less $1.7M McLaren Elva Lifted To 47th Floor Of A Penthouse In Seattle
Watch the moment a roofless and windscreen-less $1.7M McLaren Elva was lifted to 47th Floor of a penthouse in Seattle.
McLaren Elva was hoisted to celebrate a new partnership to create a bespoke GTS for the Final Penthouse at First Light.
The customized McLaren GTS will be crafted with the guidance of the architect of the Final Penthouse to reflect the design of the residence.
The roofless and windscreen-less Elva roadster arrived in 2019 as the lightest and most extreme road-going Mclaren yet.
McLaren Seattle has signed a new partnership with First Light Seattle Condos to create a bespoke McLaren GTS sports car for the Final Penthouse at First Light, which is an innovative residential tower boasting a distinctive design.
To celebrate the new partnership and launch of the Final Penthouse, McLaren Seattle hoisted a $1.7 million McLaren Elva to the 47th floor of First Light for a one-day display.
Video shared by McLaren Seattle shows how the McLaren Elva made the ascent while atop a custom built platform, which was hoisted by a crane to the 47th floor of the high-rise building.
The roofless and windscreen-less Elva roadster arrived in 2019 as the lightest and most extreme road-going Mclaren yet. Mclaren will make just 399 examples of the Elva, each starting at $1.69 million.
McLaren GTS
The customized McLaren GTS for the Final Penthouse at First Light will be crafted with the guidance from James KM Cheng, the architect of the Final Penthouse, to reflect the design of the residence.
“Designed by architect James KM Cheng, the Final Penthouse at First Light will include a McLaren GTS, crafted by the architect to reflect the design of the residence.”
“We are excited to collaborate with world-class partners like @firstlightseattlecondos @westbankcorp and look forward to helping bring the First Light McLaren to life!”
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