Some cars you hear before you see. This week's spot is one of them: a first-generation Audi R8 Spyder (Type 42), caught by @Lexon on a summer street in Pärnu, Estonia's seaside resort town.
Gallardo heart, German manners
When Audi cut the roof off its mid-engine supercar in 2010, it kept the best part intact — the naturally aspirated 5.2-litre V10 shared with the Lamborghini Gallardo. 525 hp, quattro all-wheel drive, and an electrohydraulic soft top that folds away to let all ten cylinders sing directly into your ears. No turbos, no filters, no apologies.
Tony Stark drove one in Iron Man 2, which didn't hurt the legend either.
Why this spot matters
Only around 5,800 first-gen Spyders were ever built, and values hover around $115,000 today — but the real rarity is context. Supercars cluster around capitals; catching one parked casually in Pärnu, gold wheels and all, is exactly the kind of find this game is about.
The V10 era is closing. Cars like this won't get more common on the street — they'll get museum-quiet. Spot them while they still roam.
Seen something special in your town? Open Carva, point, shoot — next week this could be your spot.