Distinctive specifications stand out in a market full of gray and black supercars, and this 750S Spider pairs MSO Volcano Yellow with a Carbon Black and Teal cabin. It stickered at $422,040 with carbon ceramic brakes, carbon fenders and louvers, an electrochromic roof, and the Black Pack. Bidding stands at $265,000 with nine days remaining and two bids placed.2024 McLaren 750S SpiderCars & BidsWhat it's worth right nowMarket data from Classic.com shows 2024 750S Spiders listed by dealers from $339,950 to $369,995, and Kelley Blue Book lists a 5,515-mile 2024 Spider at $359,991. A 2024 Spider in Washington has also been offered at $319,995, showing how far prices fall from the sticker once a car is titled.Auction results typically land below dealer asking prices. The MSO paint, the options, and 5,500 miles support a strong number, while the lease, the older tires, and the depreciation curve on modern McLarens hold it back. Fair value lands between $310,000 and $350,000, with $330,000 most likely. The current bid of $265,000 has nine days to run against a reserve.2024 McLaren 750S SpiderCars & BidsCondition and detailsThe option list is extensive. The window sticker shows more than $70,000 in options, including the Black Pack, 19-inch front and 20-inch rear Vortex forged wheels, carbon ceramic brakes with yellow calipers, carbon fenders and louvers, an electrochromic roof, the performance interior with Alcantara, heated power comfort seats, 360-degree Park Assist, and a Bowers and Wilkins system. Two keys, the window sticker, and a car cover accompany the sale.2024 McLaren 750S SpiderCars & BidsCare has been consistent. Carfax records an oil change, an air filter, a brake fluid flush, and two tires in June 2026 at 5,048 miles. The front end carries paint protection film, gloss black film covers some exterior accents, the windows have ceramic tint, and the paint is ceramic coated. The tires carry mixed 2023 and 2025 date codes, so the older pair will need replacing.2024 McLaren 750S SpiderCars & BidsThe lease shapes the transaction. The selling dealer represents the car for its owner, and because it is leased, private-party bidders must complete the purchase through Cars & Bids SafePay, which requires that their lender can fund through that system. A car delivered in June 2024 should still carry factory warranty coverage, which a buyer should confirm with McLaren by VIN. A pre-purchase inspection at a McLaren dealer should cover the roof mechanism.2024 McLaren 750S SpiderCars & BidsThe offerSpecificationDetailMakeMcLarenModel750S SpiderYear2024Mileage5,500 milesEngineTwin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8Power740 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torqueTransmissionSeven-speed dual-clutch automaticDrive typeRear wheel driveExterior colorMSO Volcano YellowInterior colorCarbon Black and TealCurrent bid$265,000 with nine days remainingInterested in this car? View the listing here.What makes the 750S Spider uniqueMcLaren built the 750S as a sharper evolution of the 720S. Launched for 2024 in coupe and Spider form, it gained more aggressive styling, a more powerful twin-turbocharged V8, and a retuned suspension, while forged wheels and carbon seats made it lighter than the car it replaced. The Spider's retractable hardtop adds open-air driving with little penalty in stiffness.2024 McLaren 750S SpiderCars & BidsIt may be the last of its kind. The 750S is widely seen as the final evolution of McLaren's non-hybrid twin-turbo V8 Super Series, with the brand moving toward electrification elsewhere in its range. That gives well-optioned examples lasting appeal, even as the steep early depreciation common to modern McLarens creates opportunities for second owners.My takeAt $265,000 with two bids and nine days to run, my call is $330,000, with $350,000 reachable if bidders value the MSO paint and the specification. What makes it compelling is the combination, since a 740-horsepower Spider with carbon ceramic brakes, an electrochromic roof, and a distinctive yellow and teal specification has covered just 5,500 miles. What tempers it is the market and the paperwork, because modern McLarens depreciate quickly, the older tires need replacing, and the lease adds a step to the purchase. Confirm your lender works with SafePay, then bid.Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only. We are not a dealership or broker. All vehicle specifications, pricing, and availability are subject to change without notice. We are not responsible for typographical errors, omissions, or the accuracy of the provided information. Please verify all details directly with the seller.
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