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Feast your eyes upon the first McLaren Senna in the US

The owner has a thing for interesting paint colors, and this is no exception.

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This week, mattress titan Michael Fux took possession of the first McLaren Senna to be delivered to a US customer.     

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It's tinted in a unique shade of emerald green known as Fux Green.

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But a closer glance reveals that it's not paint -- it's actually tinted carbon fiber.

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The wheels, interestingly, carry a polished finish with red center caps on one side and blue on the other.     

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Things get weirder inside.     

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The green-tinted carbon fiber extends to, well, just about everywhere it can extend to.    

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What isn't covered in green is wrapped in white leather.

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Its beating heart is a 4.0-liter, twin-turbocharged V8 putting out 789 horsepower and 590 pound-feet of torque, good enough for a 2.7-second sprint to 60 mph.     

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Active aero abounds, because this car is built for one thing and one thing only -- outright performance.   

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Last year, McLaren debuted Fux's customized 720S at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.     

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It made quite the statement, wearing a shade of paint nearly as polarizing as this one.

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Something tells us this won't be his last Macca.

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