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List of 1984 McLaren Car Models

This concise list of 1984 McLaren Car Models highlights the iconic McLaren MP4/2 from the 1984 Formula 1 season. Entries include each car's role, key specs (power in kW; weight in kg; top speed in km/h) and chassis numbers with years used for quick technical reference.

Updated February 21, 2026
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The mid-1980s were a pivotal time in motorsport, and McLaren’s choices that year shaped both engineering practice and race results. Fans, restorers, and researchers often look back to 1984 for a clear snapshot of technical priorities and driver lineups.

There are 1 1984 McLaren Car Models, ranging from MP4/2 to MP4/2. For each entry, you’ll find below data organized by Role, Key specs (Power (kW); weight (kg); top speed (km/h)), Chassis (numbers and years used) so you can compare performance figures and trace individual chassis histories—you’ll find those details below.

What is the MP4/2 and why does it matter?

The MP4/2 was McLaren’s 1984 Formula 1 car, notable for its competitive turbocharged package and race results; in this list it appears as the single 1984 entry with its role, measured Key specs in kW/kg and top speed, and precise chassis numbers and years to help place its track history.

How should I read the columns for each model?

Use Role to understand purpose (race, test, road), Key specs to compare numeric performance—Power (kW); weight (kg); top speed (km/h)—and Chassis to link serial numbers to the seasons and events in which each chassis was used.

1984 Mclaren Car Models

Model Role Key specs (Power (kW); weight (kg); top speed (km/h)) Chassis (numbers and years used)
MP4/2 F1 — 1984 season 485 kW; 540 kg; 320 km/h MP4/2 chassis (various; 1984)

Images and Descriptions

MP4/2

MP4/2

McLaren MP4/2 was the team’s 1984 Formula 1 car, powered by the TAG‑Porsche turbo V6. Driven by Niki Lauda and Alain Prost, it won races and helped Lauda claim the 1984 title, notable for advanced aerodynamics and carbon‑fibre monocoque design.

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Marco Delantero

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Marco Delantero is an automotive journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the car industry. A lifelong car enthusiast and classic car restoration hobbyist, Marco has written for several automotive publications and brings deep knowledge of vehicle history, specifications, and market trends. When he's not writing, you'll find him in his garage working on a 1972 Chevelle SS restoration project.

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