How much does an Audi R8 cost?
With the R8, Audi is selling a sports car at a new price of around 150,000 euros. However, the car doesn't just cost a lot to buy, it also costs a lot to maintain. The fuel consumption is high and so are the costs for maintenance and repair.
An Audi R8 is a very expensive sports car that not only has a high purchase price, but also costs a lot to maintain. Anyone who can afford the purchase price of around 150,000 euros for a new vehicle will certainly have no problems financing the maintenance.
Engines and consumption of the Audi R8
- The vehicle was presented for the first time in 2006. It can be powered by a V8 petrol engine with a displacement of 4.2 liters and an output of 420 resp. 430 hp (since 2010) can be bought. Consumption is around 15 liters in a third mix.
- Alternatively, the R8 can be bought with a V12 diesel engine. The R8 TDI has 500 hp and consumes around 10 liters per 100 kilometers. The top speed of the road racing car is more than 300 km / h.
- The vehicle is approved for two people and is equipped with a so-called mid-engine that is clearly visible through the rear window.
The car costs a lot of fuel and a high sum insured
- The Audi R8 is a vehicle that has a very high insurance rating because it likes to be stolen. Depending on your personal no-claims bonus, you have to pay a high premium.
- The fuel costs are also very high, as are the vehicle taxes, because in addition to the large cubic capacity, an Audi R8 will also be available from the first registration after the 1st Taxed July 2009 after issue. This is at a value of 300 grams per cubic centimeter.
- Buying new ones tires and an oil change is much more expensive in the vehicle than in other sports and luxury cars. However, if you want to drive an Audi R8, you will costs accept.
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Driving the sports car is a unique experience that you should not miss if you have the opportunity to ride in the car. You can't just borrow it from an Audi dealer, and if possible, assume that it will cost a lot.