2009 Audi R8 V8 4.2l Manual Daytona Grey Dealer Warranty on 2040-cars
Pasadena, California, United States
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2009 Audi R8 V8 4.2L Manual Transmission
Color: Daytona Gray Mileage: 24,800 Warranty: Original Audi Dealer Warranty for ~ 6 months - ADV1 ADV6.0 MV2 SL 20" Wheels - Michelin Pilot Super Sport Tires (Used for Only 2000 miles) - Carbon Fiber Mirror - Carbon Fiber Instrument Display Hood - Carbon Fiber Side Blades - Carbon Fiber Rear Diffuser - Color Matched Side Markers - KW Height Adjustable Suspension - iPE Valvetronic Exhaust - Audi GT Tail Lights Flawless condition. No dents, no previous accidents, no scratches, no engine problems. Non-smoker owed. EXHAUST CLIPS Exhaust Clip 1 Exhaust Clip 2 Exhaust Clip 3 Buyer agrees to deposit $1000 via PayPal within 24 hours after the auction has ended. |
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EVO takes flight in BMW's sultry i8
Mon, 15 Sep 2014Electric cars and hybrids are here to stay, much to the apparent dismay of some auto enthusiasts, but that doesn't mean they have to represent the death of enjoyable driving. Granted, the initial run of hybrids in the US like the Honda Insight and Toyota Prius weren't exactly tailor-made for aggressive folks behind the wheel, but things are clearly changing. In its latest video, Evo takes a look at three examples from Europe's new crop of electrified vehicles to show that the future of fun motoring is safe and sound.
Evo editor Henry Catchpole kicks things off with one of the most bizarre EVs of the bunch, the tiny Renault Twizy. Its low power and 50-mile-per-hour top speed might make it miles away from a hot hatch, but there's still fun to be had in extracting the most from this little city car. Next up is the Audi A3 E-Tron, which isn't technically available yet. It's a step in the right direction of eventually creating an affordable, fun-to-drive hybrid hot hatch.
However, the main event is Catchpole getting some seat time in the BMW i8. The Bimmer can really fly -literally in this case - and the butterfly-door coupe offers a clear look at the prospects for electrified sports cars. It might not have the power of hybrid supercar contemporaries like the LaFerrari or Porsche 918 Spyder, but the BMW doesn't cost nearly as much, either. See? Improved efficiency doesn't have to mean boring.
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