How to drive a McLaren 570S

The McLaren 570S isn't your normal car, so before you hop in and take it for a spin on some twisty mountain roads, there are a few things you need to do to get it out of your driveway without incident. Senior Producer Christopher McGraw shows you how to setup a McLaren 570S the way you want before you hit the road.
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[@michaelp472]

If you hold the button for the roof after opening or closing the top for a couple of seconds, the windows will go down. A coupe of things for prospective buyers. The factory performance statements are extremely conservative. The car produces over 600 hp. Owners are running 0-60 mph in 2.7 seconds with the Pirelli tires, 10.17 to 10.3 second quarter mile times, and hitting 206 in 50 seconds. The car handles incredibly well with virtually no understeer. I suggest considering the MSO High Downforce Kit if you are going to frequently track the car. It provides an additional 165 pounds of downforce while also giving you front undercarriage guide vanes to reduce air turbulence, exit air via the sides of your doors, and improve traction. This is a true supercar for drivers who want to take control without excessive manufacturer controls. I have owned several Porsches. This car is in another league.

[@DoctaM3]

Ride height function is clunky. They really need to simply this. Don't get me started about raising the height on the P1. Mclaren need a shortcut for this function. Thanks for sharing the functions on driving the 570s

[@frotleet5412]

There is a shortcut. Just press down and up on the stalk and it raises / lowers

[@tatchapanr9292]

is there a part 2?

[@dallasangler]

Are your knees in the air or is that just sitting still comfort?

[@Ryem3]

Hope you learned how to raise the front more quickly. All you need to do is move the stalk upwards without even accessing the menu. Goes up immediately

[@MrUltraworld]

I'd expect a nicer infotainment system in a $200k car. Does the sound system sound good?

[@Ryem3]

It does sound good. B&W and quite adjustable. Very nice factory system

[@IamWhiteTurtle]

Thanks! This is super helpful.

[@yamiredys]

What year is this car?

[@as7736]

Awesome video, thank you

[@nitramveguanielancientsson5599]

Great video 🤘

[@dallasangler]

Want.

[@tecknoid659]

McLaren could have just added a switch for the vehicle lift

[@noris1238]

Cool

[@jasonhearn987]

I thought you were going to show us how to kick the backend out actually drive the McLaren not how to switch it on and use the buttons.