Can I pay in installments?

We coordinate specific cases over WhatsApp, for example splitting the Pro Driver Pack payment in two. It is not a structural promise but human flexibility.

Does the price go up if I am a foreign tourist?

No. The price is the same for Argentines and foreigners. Someone coming from Brazil, Chile or the United States pays 300/500/400 USD (≈ $504.000/$840.000/$672.000 ARS), the same as someone from Buenos Aires.

Are there free or trial classes?

No. The car, the track and the instructor have a real hourly cost, so we cannot give away the first slide for free.

What happens cost-wise if I damage the car?

Before each session you sign a contract that sets out responsibility for damage. Normal wear (tyres, brakes, fuel, a light tap against a cone) is included and you pay nothing extra. Serious damage is very rare with an instructor beside you on a well-prepared track.

Does the price include insurance?

There is no track insurance. Normal wear is already included and, if something breaks through misuse, you pay only the damage actually caused and proven; the Annex 1 table in the contract is a reference, not a penalty. Your private car insurance does not cover track use either.

May 23, 20261 min readUpdated: Oct 3, 2026

How Much Does a Drift Class Cost in Buenos Aires (2026)

By Dmitrii McCarthy

How much does a drift class cost in Buenos Aires

This article is currently available in Spanish. A native English version is coming soon. In the meantime, prices are simple: Drift Intro 30 min — $300 USD (≈ $504.000 ARS), Drift Experience 60 min — $500 USD (≈ $840.000 ARS), Pro Driver Pack — $2000 USD (≈ $3.360.000 ARS) (5 sessions of 60 min, $400 per session). You book with a 50% deposit by bank transfer; the balance is paid at the track on the day of the class in USD cash, Argentine pesos at the P2P rate, or USDT (Tron/Polygon). All packages include the BMW E36 328i, instructor, closed track, helmet, fuel and tyres.

For full details — what's included, payment methods, why prices look the way they do — see the Spanish version of this article or message us on WhatsApp. Worried about damage costs? Read the full what happens if I damage the car in a drift class article.

Frequently asked questions

Can I pay in installments?: We coordinate specific cases over WhatsApp, for example splitting the Pro Driver Pack payment in two. It is not a structural promise but human flexibility.
Does the price go up if I am a foreign tourist?: No. The price is the same for Argentines and foreigners. Someone coming from Brazil, Chile or the United States pays 300/500/400 USD (≈ $504.000/$840.000/$672.000 ARS), the same as someone from Buenos Aires.
Are there free or trial classes?: No. The car, the track and the instructor have a real hourly cost, so we cannot give away the first slide for free.
What happens cost-wise if I damage the car?: Before each session you sign a contract that sets out responsibility for damage. Normal wear (tyres, brakes, fuel, a light tap against a cone) is included and you pay nothing extra. Serious damage is very rare with an instructor beside you on a well-prepared track.
Does the price include insurance?: There is no track insurance. Normal wear is already included and, if something breaks through misuse, you pay only the damage actually caused and proven; the Annex 1 table in the contract is a reference, not a penalty. Your private car insurance does not cover track use either.

Book your drift class

1-on-1 instructor in a BMW E36, closed track, no experience needed. From 300 USD (≈504,000 ARS at the P2P dollar rate), classes Monday to Thursday. You book on WhatsApp with a 50% deposit and pay the rest at the track.

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