A Qatari collector's virgin P1 is hitting the auction block.
This isn't just any McLaren P1. It's the only one on Earth wearing Satin Camo Green paint.
The hypercar shows just 130 kilometers on its digital odometer. That's 80 miles in freedom units—barely enough to break in the seat leather.
One-Off Wonder From Woking
McLaren Orange accents punctuate the matte green exterior, appearing on brake calipers, badges, center caps, and emblems.
The same orange treatment continues inside, coating the seats, dashboard, and steering wheel.
This P1 has spent nearly a decade sitting pretty in a private collection.
Now RM Sotheby's is auctioning this time capsule with an estimated hammer price between $1 million and $1.5 million.
Holy Trinity Member With Hybrid Firepower
The P1 debuted in 2013 as part of hypercar royalty alongside the Ferrari LaFerrari and Porsche 918 Spyder.
Its powertrain combines a twin-turbocharged 3.8-liter V8 with an electric motor to produce a combined 903 horsepower.
Unlike its Italian counterpart, the P1's market value hasn't skyrocketed. While LaFerraris now command north of $4 million, McLaren's hybrid flagship has maintained a steadier price trajectory.
Buyer Beware
The auction listing omits any service history for this garage queen.
That matters for potential bidders, considering:
- Hybrid battery packs require maintenance even when not used
- Fluids deteriorate regardless of mileage
- Seals and gaskets can dry out during extended storage
This ultra-low-mileage P1 represents a double-edged sword. It's arguably the most pristine example available, yet its decade of dormancy raises mechanical questions.
The next owner faces a decision: preserve this automotive artwork in its current state or unleash all 903 horses as McLaren's engineers intended.
Either way, they'll possess the only P1 that looks like it was designed for a military operation in the desert—with just enough orange to remind everyone it's still a McLaren.
