![]() ![]() Among other things, Aeron was a post-Roman kingdom in what is now southern Scotland, or a Welsh goddess of war, or a river, or a berry, as in the fruit. If we take the meanings of the words as suggestive of their products, we won't get far. CarBuzz happened on three McLaren applications filed with the UK Intellectual Property Office to reserve the names Aeron, Aonic, and Solus for "motor land vehicles or cars, parts, and accessories." Since the Senna, we've had the Speedtail, Sabre, GT, Elva, and Artura. ![]() The company began its road car adventure with the F1 way back when, resumed it with the MP4-12C, and carried on from there with a string of excellent models given airline ticket confirmation codes. The McLaren Senna appears to have veered the English sports car maker into the land of proper names.
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