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McLaren Surges on F1 Track While Secondary Market Prices Soften
The brand ranks 7th of 7 luxury car marques as secondary market prices fell over the last three months.

McLaren secured a strong showing at the Hungarian Grand Prix as Lando Norris helped lead the team to an almost perfect finish, BBC reported.
On the technical front, Arrow McLaren collaborated with Greene Tweed to co-engineer a lightweight anti-roll bar lever to advance performance, Process and Control Today reported.
In the collector market, interest remains high as a highly coveted McLaren F1 GTR is anticipated to head to auction, according to reporting by The Drive.
Over the last three months, secondary market performance shows McLaren ranking 7th of 7 tracked brands in the luxury car category. This placement trails the category median of +2.96% and the broader benchmark change of +1.51%. During this period, peer brand Rolls Royce led the category with a gain of +7.55%, while worst-performing peer Lamborghini fell -3.21%.
For advisors managing automotive portfolios, the short-term indicators suggest a period of consolidation. Across 2861 tracked listings on leading secondary marketplaces, average prices fell -0.49% over the past week and moved down -4.01% over the month. This contributes to a 90-day decline of -4.40% and a 365-day decrease of -2.34%.
Sources & further reading
- 1.McLaren secured a strong showing at the Hungarian Grand Prix as Lando Norris helped lead the team to an almost perfect finish, BBC reported. — BBC
- 2.On the technical front, Arrow McLaren collaborated with Greene Tweed to co-engineer a lightweight anti-roll bar lever to advance performance, Process and Control Today reported. — Process and Control Today
- 3.In the collector market, interest remains high as a highly coveted McLaren F1 GTR is anticipated to head to auction, according to reporting by The Drive. — The Drive