Las Vegas concours: Aston Martin, Pagani announce debuts; McLaren brings McL 6GT
Several luxury brands plan to show new cars at the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas in late October. McLaren will show the McL 6GT unveiled in August, and Broad Arrow is auctioning a Ferrari F50.
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The Concours at Wynn Las Vegas is being held for the fifth time this year; the main event at Wynn Golf Club is on Oct. 31, followed by a drive along the Strip on Nov. 1. According to Magneto, Aston Martin has announced a world premiere without giving details. Pagani plans an unnamed debut and will show all three Huayra 70 models together for the first time. Hennessey is bringing its Blackbird, Rolls-Royce is marking 10 years of Black Badge and Bentley is displaying the Torcal.
McLaren will show the McL 6GT; according to Haute Living, it is the car's first public appearance at a concours. The concept, unveiled in August during Monterey Car Week, is inspired by the M6GT road car of company founder Bruce McLaren, which never went into production. It has a V8, carbon fiber bodywork and, as the first McLaren since the F1, a manual gearbox. A production version is due in 2028. The video shows the McL 6GT's unveiling.
Broad Arrow is also auctioning more than 75 collector cars on Oct. 31, including more than 25 Ferraris, according to Magneto. The top lot is a 1997 Ferrari F50 with 106 miles on the clock, expected to fetch more than 20 million dollars. A 2025 Ferrari Daytona SP3 is estimated at 16 million to 20 million dollars.