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2010
Prices for this generation of Audi R8 (2008-2012) show significant variation based on mileage, condition, and specific options. While the average price hovers around $88,414, the range from $63,330 to $115,100 indicates that well-preserved, lower-mileage examples can retain considerable value, while higher-mileage or older examples offer entry-level pricing. The market appears stable for this niche segment, with demand supporting the value of these supercars.
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The Audi R8 market for models from 2008-2012 presents a compelling opportunity for supercar enthusiasts seeking performance at a more accessible price point. Given the limited inventory and the age of these vehicles, thorough pre-purchase inspections are paramount. Focus on models with well-documented maintenance history. While newer models command higher prices, the sweet spot for value often lies in well-maintained examples from 2010-2011, balancing depreciation with remaining performance and desirability. Be prepared for potentially higher running costs associated with exotic car ownership.
This deal stands out with an exceptional deal score of 0.96, indicating it's significantly above average. It offers substantial estimated savings of $10,993 and boasts very low mileage (24,570 miles) for its year, making it a prime example of value in the Audi R8 market.
This deal scores highly (0.81) primarily due to its exceptionally low mileage of 22,700 miles, which is a significant factor for a supercar of this age. While the estimated savings are smaller, the low odometer reading suggests a well-preserved vehicle.
This 2012 R8 presents a solid opportunity with a good deal score (0.61). It has a reasonable mileage of 38,592 and has been on the market for 51 days, suggesting potential negotiation room. The price is also well below the average for its year.
This deal offers the most significant estimated savings ($14,478) and the lowest price point ($63,330) among the listed R8s. While it has higher mileage (89,769 miles), its aggressive pricing makes it a compelling value proposition for buyers prioritizing affordability in this supercar segment.
This 2011 R8 is a standout due to its remarkably low mileage of just 16,961 miles, suggesting it has been very well preserved. While the estimated savings are moderate ($6,919), the low odometer reading is a significant value driver for this supercar.
This 2010 R8 offers significant estimated savings ($10,509) and is priced attractively. Despite having higher mileage (87,981 miles), its strong value proposition and recent listing (18 days on market) make it a noteworthy deal.
This 2011 R8 is a decent option with a deal score of 0.29. It has a reasonable mileage of 45,000 miles and is priced close to the average, with only minor estimated savings. It represents a standard market offering.
This 2010 R8 offers moderate estimated savings of $5,000 and has a reasonable mileage of 55,000 miles. It has been on the market for 70 days, which might indicate some flexibility in pricing.
This 2012 R8 has a deal score of 0.22, with 60,000 miles and modest estimated savings of $2,000. It represents a standard market offering for a vehicle of this age and mileage.
This 2011 R8 offers decent estimated savings of $7,500 with 50,000 miles. It represents a fair market offering for a well-maintained example.
This 2010 R8 has a deal score of 0.15, with 70,000 miles and modest estimated savings of $3,000. It's a standard market offering for a higher-mileage example.
This 2011 R8 has a deal score of 0.12, with 75,000 miles and minimal estimated savings of $1,500. It represents a standard market offering for a vehicle with this mileage.
This 2010 R8 has a deal score of 0.09, with 80,000 miles and moderate estimated savings of $4,000. It's a fair market offering for a higher-mileage example.
This 2012 R8 has a deal score of 0.07, with 85,000 miles and modest estimated savings of $2,500. It represents a standard market offering for a vehicle with this mileage.
This 2011 R8 has the lowest deal score (0.05) and the highest mileage (90,000 miles) among the listed deals, with minimal estimated savings. It represents the least attractive value proposition in this selection.
Last analyzed: September 1, 2026