"What are the main differences between the 570GT and the 570S?"

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The 570GT is McLaren’s ‘grand-touring’ version of the 570S, so most differences boil down to comfort vs. track focus:

• Glass panoramic roof and a side-hinged glass hatch above the engine (the 570S uses a solid engine cover) – gives the GT a brighter cabin and easier access to a small luggage shelf.
• Softer suspension tune and extra sound deadening; ride quality is noticeably plusher than the 570S.
• Slightly reduced aero (no fixed rear wing) and marginally slower steering for a more relaxed feel on long trips.
• Identical 3.8 L twin-turbo V8 and 7-speed dual-clutch, so straight-line pace is the same—562 hp and ~3.2 sec to 60 mph.
• Small weight penalty (~80 lb) because of the glass and extra insulation.

In short, pick the 570S if you want the sharper, track-oriented Sports Series car; choose the 570GT if you’d like to use your McLaren for road trips and errands.

You can see current 570GT listings here:
https://classic.com/m/mclaren/570gt/

And 570S listings here:
https://classic.com/m/mclaren/570s/

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