2022 McLaren Automotive 720S Coupe

The CarCody take

The 2022 McLaren Automotive 720S Coupe is a two-seat, rear-wheel-drive gasoline car with a 4.0-liter turbocharged eight-cylinder engine and automatic transmission. Its defining EPA figure is 18 MPG combined, split between 15 city and 22 highway. EPA lists annual fuel cost at $4,550 and tailpipe CO2 at 505 grams per mile.

Who it suits. Drivers who want a two-seat, rear-wheel-drive gasoline coupe. Shoppers budgeting around an 18 MPG combined figure.

What it is

The 2022 McLaren Automotive 720S Coupe is a car in the EPA Two Seaters class. It uses rear-wheel drive, gasoline, a 4.0-liter turbocharged eight-cylinder engine and an automatic AM-S7 transmission.

Its headline EPA figure is 18 MPG combined. That combines the 15 MPG city rating with the 22 MPG highway rating.

The numbers

The 720S Coupe is rated at 15 MPG in city driving and 22 MPG on the highway. The combined result is 18 MPG.

Tailpipe carbon dioxide is listed at 505 grams per mile.

What it costs to run

EPA lists an annual fuel-cost estimate of $4,550 for this gasoline coupe. That is the page's yearly fuel-budget figure.

How it compares

The 15 city and 22 highway ratings show how its estimate changes with driving type. No other model figures are provided here, so this page does not state which model uses more or less fuel.

Who it suits

This coupe suits a driver who wants two seats, rear-wheel drive and an automatic transmission, and who can plan around an 18 MPG combined rating.

The 22 MPG highway figure may matter more to drivers whose miles are mostly on open roads, while the 15 MPG city figure applies to urban driving.

Trade-offs

The two-seat body limits seating to two people. Rear-wheel drive defines the drivetrain, while the gasoline engine brings an EPA annual fuel-cost estimate of $4,550.

Fuel economy varies by driving type: 15 MPG in the city versus 22 MPG on the highway. Tailpipe CO2 is 505 grams per mile.

Verdict

Choose the 720S Coupe if your priorities are a two-seat layout, rear-wheel drive and a turbocharged 4.0-liter eight-cylinder powertrain. Its 18 MPG combined rating gives you a clear fuel-use baseline, with the highway number rising to 22 MPG and the city number falling to 15 MPG. The listed $4,550 annual fuel cost should be part of your budget. This is a narrow fit for drivers who need only two seats and accept gasoline running costs.