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McLaren MP4-12C makes world debut at Goodwood Festival.

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There are plenty of good videos that have popped up on Youtube with sports cars that will soon be available on the market.

The Goodwood Festival of Speed in the England brings out historical cars out to tackle the famous hill-climb and a great way for spectators to see them in action. It’s also a popular place for car manufacturers to bring out their latest performance machines.

This year’s festival had McLaren officially debut their MP4-12C with the company’s Formula 1 Drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button blasting an orange-painted model up the hill. Both drivers seem to have fun driving the 600 horsepower supercars at full tilt with hay bales and stone walls placed dangerously close to the course.

BMW has released a video showing off a camo-covered BMW 1-series M Coupe blasting across a track. Dr. Kay Segler, the CEO of BMW, narrates the video claiming that this will be the M-car for everyone and gives nothing but platitude praise for the car as it speeds down a track and clips apexes, though he gives no technical data.