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95 Luxury McLaren Artura for sale

McLaren Artura prices

Median price
$284,251
Lowest price
$159,900
Highest price
$406,983
Average price
$269,364
Price on request
9 of 95

86 cars with a listed price

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About the McLaren Artura

The structure is the MCLA carbon lightweight architecture, new with the Artura, with an electronic differential and a multi-link rear axle. The coupé weighs 1,498 kg and the 7.4 kWh battery gives 31 km of electric range.

McLaren Automotive has built every road car on a carbon fibre tub since the MP4-12C of 2011, and splits its range into the Sports Series, the Super Series and the Ultimate Series. The LT badge, revived from the F1 GTR Longtail, marks the lightened and shorter-geared versions.

Market overview

Vehicles available
95
Dealers
17
Countries
4
Median price
$284,251
Prices from
$159,900
Median mileage
990 miles
Model years
2022–2027

The available examples cover model years 2022 to 2027. The median odometer reading is 990 miles, and 74 of the 84 listings that state it show under 10,000 km. 48 examples are listed as new and 47 as used. The most common exterior colours are blue (13), other shades (13) and black (12).

Across the listings in this selection, the McLaren Artura is quoted at 680 to 701 hp depending on version and 2 seats. These are the figures dealers declare, not a reconstructed factory specification.

95 McLaren Artura are currently listed by 17 dealers across 4 countries. In US dollars, prices run from $159,900 to $406,983, with a median of $284,251. These statistics are expressed in US dollars for comparison. Listing prices are shown in your selected currency, with indicative conversions; the dealer’s original price and currency are available on each vehicle page. 9 listings are offered at price on request.

  • 88% of the cars that publish their mileage show under 10,000 km.
  • 48 cars are listed as new, 51% of the selection.
  • the United States holds the largest share of this selection, 86 of 95 cars.

FAQ

McLaren Artura for sale

How much does a McLaren Artura cost?

Asking prices for the McLaren Artura on LuxuryPulse run from $159,900 to $406,983, with a median of $284,250 across 86 priced listings. Taxes, registration and dealer fees are extra.

How many McLaren Artura are for sale?

95 McLaren Artura are for sale on LuxuryPulse: 86 in the United States, 5 in Canada, 4 in other countries.

Where can I buy a McLaren Artura in the United States?

LuxuryPulse lists McLaren Artura for sale in Massachusetts (21), Connecticut (14), Florida (14), Pennsylvania (11), California (7), and 4 other states.

Where can I buy a McLaren Artura in Canada?

LuxuryPulse lists McLaren Artura for sale in Ontario (4).

How much does a McLaren Artura cost by model year?

Median asking prices on LuxuryPulse: 2027, $339,145 (8 cars); 2026, $311,655 (29 cars); 2025, $249,449 (23 cars); 2024, $189,900 (13 cars); 2023, $178,675 (12 cars).

What is the cheapest McLaren Artura for sale?

The lowest asking price is $159,900, for a 2023 example with 8,755 miles in Connecticut. The highest is $406,983, for a 2025 example with 214 miles in Pennsylvania.

How many miles do McLaren Artura for sale have?

The median is 990 miles. 42 cars have fewer than 1,000 miles.

Can I buy a new McLaren Artura?

42 McLaren Artura are offered new on LuxuryPulse, and 44 used.

How much horsepower does the McLaren Artura have?

671 hp (680 PS), from the 2,993 cc twin-turbocharged V6, according to Wikipedia.

How many dealers sell the McLaren Artura on LuxuryPulse?

17 specialist dealers. 9 of the 95 listings are price on request.

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