The McLaren Elva is a limited-production open-topped two-seat sports car manufactured by McLaren Automotive. It is the fifth car in the Ultimate Series, following the F1, P1, Senna and Speedtail. The car references the car manufacturer Elva, which founder Bruce McLaren collaborated with to produce his earliest race cars; the name "Elva" in turn is derived from the phrase "elle va", translating to "she goes" in French. Production of the Elva was originally slated to be 399 units but due to reduced production time and lower part availability production of the Elva was slashed to 149 units. The car may be ordered with or without a windshield.