The first time a Gordon Murray Automotive T.50 has been publicly offered at auction Professor Gordon Murray’s vision to create the greatest analogue supercar in history The 35th out of only 100 production T.50s; the spiritual successor to the McLaren F1 Houses an ultra-lightweight, naturally aspirated Cosworth 4.0-litre V-12 that howls to 12,100 rpm and generates 661 horsepower in a car weighing only 997 kilograms Beautifully presented in Harrier grey paint with Gloss Carbon accents over a Charcoal Alcantara, Chromite Black, and Matrix Orange leather interior Complemented by a four-piece fitted luggage set designated to this chassis, tool chest, and diagnostics tablet computer A barely driven example after original delivery to Denmark; shows a mere 217 kilometres at the time of cataloguing