One measure of the success of a performance car is whether or not it makes you feel something. I haven’t driven the 2017 Audi R8 V10 plus, but, in a way, the company’s exotic offering has already succeeded.
Despite Audi’s best attempts, the all-new 2017 Audi R8 hit the Internet ahead of the Geneva debut next week. As a result, Audi has went ahead and provided us all the details on their new mini-Lamborghini.
Audi is so jazzed about the new R8, that it gave a select few journalists the opportunity to sit in the passenger seat with a pro race driver has they set hot laps around a track.
Apart from the overall same general shape of the new R8, the new Audi definitely looks more…aggressive. Massive sills take up most of the front grille, and Audi’s laser headlights definitely add to the effect.
Ever since we saw the new Lamborghini Huracan debut, one thing and one thing only has been on our minds. When would we see the new Audi R8? Over the past year, we’ve seen a few mules running around the Nürburgring, and others just running around in heavy camouflage. However, it’s been a while since the raging bull’s cousin has been spotted. That is until now.