MARKET ANALYSIS

570S (2015 to 2021)

AMAV$233,167↑

The McLaren 570S, manufactured globally between 2015 and 2021, served as the definitive cornerstone of the brand's "Sports Series," with over 4,500 units produced across its various Coupe and Spider iterations. Designed as a more "attainable" daily-use supercar, it features a carbon-fibre MonoCell II chassis and a mid-mounted 3.8-litre twin-turbo V8, making it a pivotal model for the marque's expansion on our shores. In the 2026 Australian market, the 570S has entered a phase of high desirability as a modern-classic entry point into McLaren ownership, specifically appealing to first-time supercar buyers and driving enthusiasts who prefer its hydraulic steering feel over newer, hybridised alternatives. The buyer pool in Australia is notably active, supported by a mature secondary market where late-model "Track Pack" versions and Spider variants are particularly sought after for their versatility in the local climate. Locally, market value has stabilised significantly, with 2026 buyers prioritising vehicles that have a meticulous service history from authorised centres or specialists such as Euro Motorsport and Prestige Auto Works. The Australian tuning scene for the 570S is equally vibrant, with owners frequently visiting performance workshops to unlock nearly 650 horsepower through ECU remapping and custom exhaust systems. For the local aficionado, the 570S remains the ultimate "driver's car" from Woking, offering a raw, analog experience that continues to command respect at high-end Australian track days and weekend coastal runs.