There’s a common saying that everything good must come to an end. Sadly, that statement also applies to the legendary Audi R8, which had a successful and long-lived run. Audi will soon release yet another R8 model, which, in many ways, makes gearheads excited and emotional at the same time. This is the Audi R8 GT, which aims at giving you another taste of speed and V10 glory.

Recently, Audi made the formal announcement that the new R8 GT will be the final chapter in the R8’s historic two-decade history. Thanks to the R8 series, we have witnessed some of the most impressive sports cars in automotive history. Therefore, when the production ends, its splendor will stay intact. Scheduled to sell in the first half of 2023, the Audi R8 GT carries on the venerable R8 sports car series tradition. Don’t forget that Audi is the only other company in the car industry, except BMW, that continues to mass-produce V10 engines. Aside from the mighty V10, elegance, and performance are the supercar series’ specialties.

In the meantime, 2023 is going to be rather intriguing in the industry as we’ll also see the BMW X1, as well as the newer and more stylish Toyota Prius, which made its debut last month at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

Let’s take a look at why the Audi R8 is leaving, as well as its features, manufacturing run, and impact on the sports car sector.

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