Marcus Rashford ‘switches £450,000 Lamborghini supercar for restricted version £177,000 Audi’ – two months after Man United loanee had his driving ban lifted

Marcus Rashford has swapped his £450,000 Lamborghini supercar for an extremely limited edition £177,000 Audi, with only 660 units produced worldwide, according to a report.

Rashford’s Audi RS 6 Avant GT was delivered after the Man United loanee waited months for it to arrive. He recently had his six-month driving ban lifted after he was caught speeding last year.

The England star’s new motor is Audi’s most extreme estate car, with 621 brake horsepower from a 4.0 litre twin-turbo V8 engine.

The motorised stallion’s top speed is electronically limited to 190mph, while it can do 0-60mph in 3.3 seconds.

Rashford sold his Lamborghini Aventador SVJ after logging 4,000 miles on the V12 supercar, and it has since popped up on YouTube channel Warford Cars. 

Its new owner is identified only as James, a rally car driver who revealed he bought the car directly from Lamborghini, who Rashford likely sold the vehicle back to, as per The Sun.

Marcus Rashford has switched his £450,000 Lamborghini supercar for a rare £177,000 Audi

Rashford’s new motor is an extremely rare find and just one of 660 units produced worldwide

The winger, who is on loan at Aston Villa from Man United, sold his old car back to Lamborghini

In July 2024, Rashford was hit with a six-month driving ban and fined £1,600 after he was caught speeding at 104mph on the M60 in his £560,000 Rolls-Royce. 

He claimed he was driving so fast on the motorway as he feared he was being chased by a white car – and he gets followed ‘all the time’.

The incident, which happened on December 12 2023, came less than two months after the star wrecked another luxury Rolls-Royce in a car crash. 

Rashford was spotted exceeding the 70mph speed limit on the M60 in Manchester by an undercover white BMW patrol car. The officer – DC Maskrey – told how he ‘increased his speed’ in an effort to catch Rashford’s Rolls Royce Cullinan Blue Shadow. 

After stopping in the road, Rashford told DC Maskrey he was speeding because he had been followed by a white vehicle at a set of traffic lights.

He also said he thought the officer’s white BMW was the vehicle following him. The officer said he advised the player to call 999 if he felt he is being followed.

But Rashford had replied that ‘it happens all the time and he would be calling us every day’.

DC Maskrey said he had not seen any white car himself and after reviewing video footage from his BMW he’d found no evidence of one.

Rashford was handed a six-month driving ban after he was caught going 104mph on the M60 in his £560,000 Rolls Royce Cullinan Blue Shadow

While suspended, Rashford was driven around by a chauffeur in a Bentley Flying Spur Azure

Rashford has also previously owned a £350,000 Lamborghini Urus Performante, a £360,000 McLaren 765 Long Tail, a £170,000 Mercedes G-Wagon and a custom £180,000 Mercedes Vito Maybach van. 

However, while he was banned from the roads, Rashford went from A to B in a chauffeur-driven £200,000 Bentley. 

He was last seen in the back seat of this Bentley Flying Spur Azure when he was driven away from Man United’s Carrington training complex last December.

On the pitch, Rashford has found a new gear since leaving Old Trafford and joining Aston Villa on loan in January.

The winger has provided four assists in nine games since arriving in Birmingham, and earned a call-up to Thomas Tuchel’s inaugural England squad for the Three Lions World Cup qualifying games.

Rashford started both of these games – against Albania and Latvia – which England won.