How much is Audi R8?

The Audi R8's price varies significantly by year and trim, but expect new models (when available) to start around $160,000 for RWD versions and over $200,000 for AWD performance models, while used models can range from under $100,000 to over $200,000, depending on age and condition, with the final special edition GT model reaching around $250,000 new.

How much does the Audi R8 cost?

The cost of an Audi R8 varies significantly by model year and trim, with new 2023 models starting around $158,600 (RWD Coupe) to over $222,100 (quattro Spyder), while used V8 models can be found for under $100,000, even in the $60,000-$70,000 range for older generations, making it an "affordable" entry into the supercar market.
 

How much is an R8 worth?

An Audi R8's value varies significantly by year, generation, condition, and spec, ranging from around $70k-$100k for earlier models (2010s) to well over $150k-$200k+ for newer, higher-trim, or collector editions like the GT, with current market trends showing potential appreciation for well-kept models as production ended, making them collectible.
 

What's faster, R8 or RS7?

The Audi R8 is generally a faster, pure sports car with a higher top speed and better track performance due to its mid-engine layout and V10 engine, but the RS7, especially newer models or tuned versions, can be quicker off the line (0-60 mph) due to its massive twin-turbo V8 torque, offering a different kind of brutal acceleration in a practical luxury package. The R8 wins for ultimate speed and handling; the RS7 wins for everyday quickness and versatility.
 

Is the Audi R8 a supercar?

Yes, the Audi R8 is widely considered a supercar, known for its mid-engine layout, high performance (V10 engine, 0-60 in under 3 seconds), exotic styling, and use of advanced materials like aluminum space frames, while also offering impressive daily drivability. It blends true supercar performance with everyday usability, earning it the nickname "the practical supercar".
 

2026 Audi R8 – The Ultimate Everyday Supercar | Speed, Style & Precision 🔥🏁

Is an Audi R8 faster than a Lamborghini Huracán?

All-out each is extremely rapid – think 0-62mph in less than 3.5sec, and top speeds separated by a few mph (the Audi's just south of 200, the Lambo's just north) – but neither has the monster mid-range flex of more modern turbocharged or turbo-hybrid rivals.

How does Audi compare to BMW?

Choosing between Audi and BMW depends on your priorities: BMW often excels in sporty, driver-focused handling and powerful engine options, while Audi offers a balanced blend of luxury, comfort, advanced tech (like standard Quattro AWD), and often better value retention, making it great for all-weather confidence and family-friendly refinement. BMW is known for its rear-wheel-drive heritage and engaging driving dynamics, whereas Audi emphasizes stability, sophisticated interiors, and a smoother ride, though both brands have blurred these lines.
 

What is Audi's fastest car?

Audi's fastest car for acceleration is the all-electric 2025 Audi RS e-tron GT performance, achieving 0-60 mph in a blistering 2.4 seconds, making it the quickest Audi ever, though the V10-powered R8 V10 Performance remains a benchmark for top speed, hitting over 200 mph and offering raw supercar performance before its discontinuation.
 

Which is faster, the Audi R8 or the Hellcat?

An Audi R8 is generally quicker off the line (0-60 mph) due to its all-wheel drive and lighter build, offering a more supercar-like launch, but a Dodge Hellcat (especially Redeye/Jailbreak) often wins in overall speed, quarter-mile times, and top-end power due to its massive supercharged V8, proving raw muscle beats refined traction in straight-line battles. The R8 excels in handling and refined performance, while the Hellcat is brute force.
 

Which is better, Audi Q8 or BMW X7?

The Audi Q8 has a little less horsepower than the BMW X7. With its lower torque engine, the Audi Q8 doesn't do as good a job transmitting power to its wheels as the BMW X7. The Audi Q8 has less seating than the BMW X7, making the BMW X7 the better choice, if you need to chauffeur many passengers.

Is the R8 a Lamborghini?

The Audi R8 (Type 4S) is the second generation of the R8 sports car manufactured by German automobile manufacturer Audi. The Type 4S is based on the Lamborghini Huracán and shares its platform and engine.

What is the rarest R8?

A 1 OF 50 TANGO RED R8 GT IN AUDI PACIFIC🏁 . . . Rarest R8 ever made.

Why was R8 discontinued?

Audi stopped making the R8 primarily to shift focus and investment towards electric vehicles (EVs), reducing complexity in their portfolio, and due to slow sales compared to rivals, despite its iconic status. Production ended in 2023, with a final run of special editions, as the naturally aspirated V10 engine didn't fit Audi's long-term electrification strategy, though an electric successor remains rumored. 

Is R8 V10 or V12?

The most well-known special models are the Audi R8 GT Coupé and the R8 Gt Spyder with an aspirated V10 engine upgraded with 560 PS. The models weighed around 100 kilograms less than the standard R8 V10 models and were designed much more for use on the racetrack.

How much is the Audi R8 compared to the Lamborghini?

Price and features

The R8 V10 Performance Coupe is $395,000 and the Spyder is $416,500. It's in my view the best value supercar on the market. The Lamborghini Huracán Evo shares the same 5.2-litre V10, the transmission and the chassis (like Audi it's part of the Volkswagen family) and starts at $460K.

Can I still buy an Audi R8?

No, Audi does not sell the R8 anymore, as production officially ended in March 2024 with the final car going to Audi's museum, marking the end of the V10 supercar era for the brand, with the e-tron GT, especially the high-performance RS e-tron GT, taking its place as Audi's flagship performance model. While you can't order a new one, the final models were available through 2024, and some limited editions were released to celebrate its legacy.
 

Is Audi faster than Lamborghini?

The Audi has more straight line speed but is more unruly, the Lambo is kinda slow but really easy to drive. Mostly just understeers.

Which is the no. 1 fastest car in the world?

The "fastest car" depends on the category, but for all-time absolute speed, it's the jet-powered ThrustSSC, which broke the sound barrier at 763 mph (1228 km/h) in 1997; for production cars, the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut has a theoretical top speed over 310 mph, while the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ hit 304 mph, making it the first production car to exceed 300 mph.
 

Why are Hellcats being banned?

The 6.2-liter supercharged Hemi V8 producing 710 horsepower and 645 lb-ft of torque initially failed CARB certification because its emissions don't meet California's strict standards. The 6,000-pound SUV achieves 13 mpg combined—hardly the efficiency CARB regulations were designed to encourage.

Is Audi faster than BMW?

Neither Audi nor BMW is universally "faster"; it depends on the specific models being compared, but generally, BMW often edges out Audi in outright track performance and mid-range acceleration due to superior power-to-weight and engine tuning, while Audi's Quattro AWD gives it an advantage off the line in drag races. Recent comparisons show BMW M-cars (like the M5) beating Audi RS models (like the RS7/RS6) in 0-200 km/h sprints and overall track tests, but Audi's strong starts can win some drag races, notes BMW BLOG. 

Is the Audi V10 a Lamborghini engine?

It was later confirmed that the new 5.2-litre Lamborghini V10 is mechanically identical to the Audi 5.2 V10 engine, as is evident by Lamborghini's usage of Audi's Fuel Stratified Injection, and 90 mm cylinder spacing.

Why do people prefer Audi over BMW?

Each brand has its own benefits and things to consider, so you'll need to take a look across the range to see what you prefer. While Audi takes the edge for interior styling and comfort, BMW has a more refined offering of performance-centred engines that might be better suited if you like a thrill.

Which German car is the most reliable?

The most reliable German cars often come from Porsche (especially the 911), specific BMW models (like the 1-Series or 2-Series with simpler engines like the N52), and certain Volkswagen/Audi platforms, with the 2018 VW Jetta and Mk7 Golf GTI praised for strong value and reliability when maintained. Reliability varies by model and year, but Porsches offer great longevity, while some newer BMWs and Audis excel in specific trims, with overall dependability hinging on regular, proper maintenance, notes Tim's German Auto. 

Which is cheaper to maintain, Audi or BMW?

Repair Costs

According to RepairPal, the average BMW should cost approximately $968 to repair per year. On this score, BMW narrowly beats Audi, for which the estimated annual repair cost is $987. Various other rivals come in cheaper, including Mercedes-Benz ($908), Volvo ($769), Infiniti ($638), and Lexus ($551).