This low-mileage hybrid car, which was once only for track use, is now road legal in the European Union.

McLaren produced only 375 examples P1 of its flagship model. However, the track-only P1 GTR was much more rare as only 40 cars were ever made. This particular hypercar is known as the Loch Ness Monster, and people have only rarely seen it in public. It was the first McLaren P1 GTR and the first vehicle to be converted to road use. This hybrid vehicle can legally be parked next to an ordinary Skoda Fabia at Ikea as long as it is in the European Union.

This car is one of very few P1 GTRs that has been made street-legal. There’s also another reason it’s so rare to see on public roads. It has not been driven, as every mile would have a negative impact on its value. It has a mileage of 900 miles (1 448 km), so it’s not surprising that we are dealing with a beautiful example.

This modified P1 GTR is one of the most powerful cars ever to grace public roads. It produces 986 horsepower or 83 more than the regular P1 and is lighter due to the removal of some modern luxuries. This is enough to sprint to 60 mph (96 km/h) in 2.4 seconds, and reach a top speed at 225 mph (362 km/h).

You’ll need to call the dealer to get an estimate of how much the car costs. The car is located in Florida. This road-legal GTR is not a bargain, considering that a stock P1 can cost you more than $2 million.

Lanzante demonstrated that there is another way to make your P1 GTR special. He gave it the Longtail treatment as a request from a Middle East wealthy customer.