After a long time of experiencing the McLaren 650S Spider convertible supercar with Liberty Walk red and black paint, its owner has just taken off the old paint, put on a new colorful paint, and quickly attracted paparazzi in Ho Chi Minh City.

This supercar worth up to tens of billions of dong when it first arrived in Vietnam was inspired by the owner's outfit of a McLaren P1 GTR racing supercar to put on the McLaren 650S Spider Liberty Walk.

In which yellow is chosen as the main color, with the highlight being the accents finished in green, and of course, there is no shortage of carbon details from the famous Liberty Walk custom car.

This McLaren 650S Spider supercar is the second Liberty Walk modified car in Vietnam, and it is different from the one of young master Duong Kon - supermodel Ngoc Thach's husband in that the front hood of the car is inspired by the McLaren P1 hypercar.

The details on the hood are all made entirely of carbon fiber. In addition, the front/rear bumpers and side skirts are also made of eye-catching carbon. Next is the Forgiato rim set with a unique single spoke compared to the rims of Duong Kon's McLaren 650S Spider Liberty Walk.

In addition, this second McLaren 650S Spider Liberty Walk supercar in Vietnam also has widened wheel arches in the typical style of the Japanese tuning company.

Air Rex air suspension helps the McLaren 650S Spider Liberty Walk to raise the ground clearance to a maximum of 18 cm above the road surface. The rear of the McLaren 650S Spider Liberty Walk also has a large carbon rear spoiler.

Similar to Duong Kon's McLaren 650S Spider Liberty Walk supercar, the new McLaren 650S Spider Liberty Walk that has just arrived in Binh Phuoc to settle down does not have any intervention in the V8 engine, twin turbocharger, 3.8 liter capacity, producing a maximum capacity of 641 horsepower.

The engine is combined with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive, so the McLaren 650S Spider convertible supercar only takes 3 seconds to accelerate from a standstill to 100 km/h before reaching a maximum speed of 328 km/h.

According to the owner of this Liberty Walk McLaren 650S Spider, the car was inspired by the P1 GTR, a descendant of the F1 GTR #06 - the McLaren that was driven by famous racers Derek Bell and Andy Wallace and won 3rd place at the Le Mans race in 1995.

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