McLaren Sabre for sale

MCLAREN SABRE FOR SALE: RARITY & MARKET VALUE

The McLaren Sabre stands among the rarest modern McLaren hypercars, with only 15 units ever produced, all delivered in 2020 and allocated exclusively to the United States. This micro-production volume, combined with a closed selection of MSO clients, places the Sabre closer to a one-off commission strategy than a traditional limited series. Its US-only distribution is a defining factor in its long-term desirability, making international availability extremely limited and fully dependent on private brokerage networks.

From a collector’s perspective, the Sabre’s rarity translates into unusually strong liquidity. With only 15 chassis in existence and almost none appearing on open marketplaces, the model is considered one of the most inaccessible modern hypercars. When a unit becomes available—typically through a high-profile dealer or via discreet UHNW brokerage—it tends to be absorbed rapidly by collectors with established relationships inside the MSO ecosystem.

The Sabre launched with an original MSRP of approximately $3,500,000 in 2020. Since then, its value has shown a stable to appreciating trajectory, driven by its scarcity, US-restricted allocation, and the increasing interest in low-production MSO-origin models. Current market benchmarks position a McLaren Sabre for sale between $3,500,000 and $4,500,000, depending on mileage, mechanical condition, provenance, and specification depth. Most recent off-market valuations and discreet sales trend toward the upper end of this range, confirming the model’s ability to preserve or slightly exceed its launch price.

Variations in valuation are primarily driven by the hypercar’s extremely limited supply, the confidentiality of its owner base, and the well-documented preference of UHNW collectors for US-delivered MSO projects with verifiable provenance. With so few units potentially available in any given year, the Sabre represents one of the most strategically secure acquisitions for collectors seeking rarity with preserved liquidity.

For international UHNW buyers, accessing a Sabre remains exceptionally challenging, making listings like the current Beverly Hills example not only rare but also structurally significant within the global collector market.