McLaren Corp will not support any club movement nor offer any support to dealers to support the club. They are only concerned with selling cars and thus told us that they have no interest in supporting any club movement. So in regards to joining there is no member roster no club. Unless someone wants to get corporate to change their minds, in the calls and meetings we had with them they refuse to make any efforts to build a club.
So short answer there is no club and McLaren Corporate will not support any club efforts as they rather offer over priced "experience" events.
These are 'enthusiast' cars and if McLaren is not interested in working with enthusiasts, then many new McLaren owners may not be back and all they will get are one timers. A lot of people that get these cars want to meet and do things with other owners and if that doesn't happen, they sell and move on.
I've already experienced the "we can't print out parts diagrams", nonsense.
At the end of the day, we the owners are the enthusiasts and it's up to us to get together with like minded enthusiasts and make it happen.
I did this in Arizona with Ferrari and ended up founding the Desert Region of the FCA. The only problem that I found with Ferrari people (hopefully the Macca crowd is different) is that the enthusiasts put things together and have huge fun, attracting lots of others. Mixed in with the 'others' are the people that think a car club is the be all and end all of their lives and worm their way into the inner circle and basically turn it into a posing, snob organization. Where drives and track days are replaced with the PPE series (Posing, Parking and Eating). I'm all for a good meal, but I would much rather attack a windy road, practice trail braking and get together and do a service on mine or a friend's car. But that's just me.
If you guys want some help putting things together, let me know. I wouldn't mind getting SW Mac guys together. I really like my Mac so far and could be a serial owner, but Mac really needs to cater to us... not the other way around. They've got the sales experience down. Now they have to work on the rest.