Can I pay in installments?

We coordinate specific cases over WhatsApp, for example splitting the Pro Driver Course 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, 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?

We do not use track insurance: the mechanism is a contract with fixed, pre-listed costs you sign before getting in. Normal wear is already included and any damage from misuse has a fixed cost you know in advance. Your private car insurance does not cover track use either, so the contract replaces that coverage.

2026-05-231 min readUpdated: 2026-09-08

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, Drift Experience 60 min — $500 USD, Pro Driver Course — $2000 USD (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 Course 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, 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?: We do not use track insurance: the mechanism is a contract with fixed, pre-listed costs you sign before getting in. Normal wear is already included and any damage from misuse has a fixed cost you know in advance. Your private car insurance does not cover track use either, so the contract replaces that coverage.

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1-on-1 instructor in a BMW E36, closed track, no experience needed. From 300 USD (≈477,000 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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