McLaren 750S vs Porsche 911 GT3: UK prices compared

As of 15 November 2026, 10 McLaren 750S and 84 Porsche 911 GT3 are for sale at UK specialist dealers. The typical asking price is £245,000 for the McLaren 750S and £160,995 for the Porsche 911 GT3.

The McLaren 750S is a mid-engined supercar with a twin-turbo 4.0-litre V8 and a carbon-fibre tub, sold as a coupe or a Spider with a folding hard top. The Porsche 911 GT3 is the track-focused 911, with a naturally aspirated flat-six mounted behind the rear axle. Both are aimed at people who drive for the sake of driving, but they go about it in very different ways.

Side by side

McLaren 750SPorsche 911 GT3
For sale now10 at 6 dealers84 at 63 dealers
Typical asking price£245,000£160,995
Cheapest£224,995£70,000
Dearest£279,990£206,990
Typical price against 90 days ago–+24.8%
A year older asks (typically)–3% less
Typical time to sell–28 days
Sold in the last 30 days316
Power (bhp, official)740355–503
Top speed206 mph199 mph
Weight (kg)1,389–1,4381,350–1,435

Asking prices at UK specialist dealers today; time to sell from cars sold in the last six months; factory figures across the versions for sale.

Asking prices over the year

£119k£190k£260kApr 2026Nov 2026
McLaren 750SPorsche 911 GT3Typical asking price at UK specialists, checked daily

Asking prices by year

McLaren 750S

YearFor saleTypical asking
20264£229,990
20253£249,850
20243£245,000

Porsche 911 GT3

YearFor saleTypical asking
20269£194,900
202519£189,995
20242£172,495
20238£164,995
20229£159,991
20219£154,900
20184£132,995
20174£119,850

What they lose with age

McLaren 750S, one model year older

Too few for sale in neighbouring years to say.

Porsche 911 GT3, one model year older

Asks 3% less

The biggest cost of owning most of these cars is the value they lose. Worked out from asking prices at UK specialist dealers (for sale now, or sold in the last six months): within each version, each model year’s typical asking price against the year before’s, only where both years have three or more cars. As of 15 November 2026.

Which to choose

The McLaren 750S suits

The 750S suits a buyer who wants turbocharged supercar performance, with 740 bhp and a claimed 206 mph, plus the drama of a mid-engined layout and dihedral doors. The Spider adds open-air driving with little cost to its performance.

The Porsche 911 GT3 suits

The GT3 suits someone who values a high-revving naturally aspirated engine and a car built with track days in mind. It also suits buyers who want to choose a generation: GT3s have been made since 1999, and some years offer a manual gearbox.

If outright pace and supercar presence matter most, the 750S has the stronger figures, with roughly 240 bhp more than the latest GT3. The GT3 gives up that straight-line advantage for a free-revving engine, and in some versions a manual gearbox. It also has a long model history, so there are far more cars and generations to choose from. Pick the McLaren for its speed and occasion, and the Porsche for engine character and choice.

McLaren 750S for sale, cheapest first

All 10 McLaren 750S

Porsche 911 GT3 for sale, cheapest first

All 84 Porsche 911 GT3

Questions buyers ask

Which is quicker, the McLaren 750S or the Porsche 911 GT3?

On official figures the 750S is quicker: 740 bhp and a claimed 206 mph, against 503 bhp for the current GT3. The McLaren's turbocharged V8 gives it a clear advantage in a straight line.

Which has the more engaging engine?

That comes down to taste. The GT3's naturally aspirated flat-six revs very high and responds instantly, while the 750S's twin-turbo V8 delivers much more mid-range force.

Can I get either with a manual gearbox?

The 750S comes only with a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox. Several GT3 generations were offered with a manual, though some were PDK-only, so check the specification of any car you look at.

Is there an open-top version of either?

Yes, the McLaren is available as the 750S Spider, which has a folding hard top. The 911 GT3 is a coupe only.

Why are there so many more GT3s than 750S models?

The GT3 has been in production across several 911 generations since 1999, while the 750S only arrived in 2023. That gives GT3 buyers a much wider spread of years and specifications to choose from.

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