McLaren GT

The McLaren GT is trading at a median of US$156,000 in the US market, representing a discount of roughly 30 percent from its original US$221,000 list price. With only two recorded sales over the past 12 months, the sample is too thin to establish a directional trend or year-over-year momentum.

Liquidity remains a significant constraint for the GT segment. The absence of active listings and minimal transaction volume indicate that sellers may face extended holding periods and buyers have limited inventory to choose from at any given moment.

The GT carries a modest collectibility score and sits in the depreciating-modern category, meaning it is still shedding value from its original retail position. Low desirability and typical mileage around 7,000 miles on transacted examples suggest these cars are being driven rather than held as appreciating assets.

The thin transaction sample—just two sales tracked—limits confidence in pricing stability or near-term direction. This level of liquidity is characteristic of niche modern supercars that lack strong collector following or clear alternative-asset status.