Man nearly faints at WeBuyAnyCar's offer for his $96,880 Audi R8 V10 Plus so he takes it back for second valuation

A man nearly fainted after getting an offer from WeBuyAnyCar for his Audi R8 V10.

The UK YouTuber is well-known for heading to the car resale company to get valuations.

So he decided to head back with his Audi R8 V10 to try his luck.

But the offer almost made him faint.

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YouTuber heads to WeBuyAnyCar with Audi R8 V10

UK YouTuber Harley Perkins is the man at the center of this story.

Perkins is known for heading to WeBuyAnyCar to test its valuation system.

For those who are unfamiliar, allow us to explain.

WeBuyAnyCar is a company that does exactly what it says.

It’s dedicated to buying pretty much anything on four wheels.

From the lowest rust-bucket to the highest-value supercar, it promises to buy anything on four wheels.

So Perkins decided to put the company to the test once more.

This time around, the YouTuber got a quote for his Audi R8 V10.

And it’s fair to say that he was left stunned with the offer he received for his $96,000 supercar.

After digging out the calculator, WeBuyAnyCar offered Perkins just £58,000.

That comes out to around $75,000.

“£58,000, are you taking the mick out of me?” the YouTuber said. 

“It’s absolutely ridiculous, oh my God, I was about to faint when he said the price. I’m never coming back to this place ever again.”

Perkins heads back for round two

After recovering his composure, Perkins decided to browse the car resale site AutoTrader.

It showed him a range of similar Audi R8 V10 cars, with prices ranging wildly.

Perkins then headed back to WeBuyAnyCar for round two.

He began by entering the sales pod and asking the WeBuyAnyCar member if he remembered him from the last valuation.

The worker then told him that he wasn’t interested in giving him a valuation for his video.

He explained that WeBuyAnyCar buys around 15,000 cars per week.

Perkins then explained that it was his YouTube comments that were unhappy with the valuation.

But the worker argued that the YouTuber wasn’t seriously interested in selling his car.

Therefore, he wasn’t interested in providing him with a sales price. Which is fair enough.

It doesn’t look like WeBuyAnyCar will be buying any of Perkins’ cars in the near future