Mikki Mase Shows His $300K McLaren Artura Hybrid Supercar
December 15, 2025
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Vlad sits down with Mikki Mase to talk luxury cars, risky decisions, and why Mikki considers the McLaren Artura the worst McLaren he’s ever owned—despite its $310,000 sticker price. Mikki breaks down how he ended up leasing the hybrid supercar as part of a dealership deal that took his previous McLaren, and why he already plans to sell the Artura after just 18 months of ownership.
Mikki explains his frustrations with the Artura’s hybrid system, including poor battery life that often requires jump-starts, limited electric range, and overall performance issues that don’t match the McLaren name. He reveals he’s only put about 3,000 miles on the car and has heavily customized it with artwork, decals, and stickers, turning the high-end supercar into a rolling statement piece.
The conversation also dives into Mikki Mase’s driving habits, including hitting speeds of up to 200 mph, openly admitting he doesn’t have a driver’s license, and his general approach to risk—both on and off the road. This interview offers an unfiltered look at exotic car ownership, dealership deals, and why not every six-figure supercar lives up to the hype.
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