Audi TT quattro

I am not into cars whatsoever, i feel they are a way of getting from A to B and preferably with the least amount of aggro along the way. That was until i saw the Audi TT, don't get me wrong i'm still not into cars but the design of this machine is amazing. There are a few around where i live and when i walk past i can not stop staring at them! They are just so sleek, chic and sexy and i think they will be considered classics for their looks in years to come. Unfortunately i don't own one and know no one who owns one so i couldn't comment on their motoring performance or reliability but they really are gorgeous to look at! ...  Read the complete review

A beautiful concept car made real - the Audi TT is a delight to look at both from the exterior and within. It's fast - very fast but the problems with its handling are well documented. Despite the bad press it's still an object of real desire but even drivers with a history of performance cars may well be surprised by the effect of the quattro drive. Take your foot off on a bend and the rear will certainly twitch. Panic and you may well find yourself in a spin, literally. A recall of all exisiting models was billed by Audi as an option to reassure its customers with a refit of a spoiler and new suspension. The fact that a number of Germans have been killed on ...  Read the complete review

The Audi TT Quattro is a serious beauty of a sports car which reverts me to a drooling wreck everytime I see one. The design is completely different from other Audi’s on the market but yet still unmistakably Audi. The TT is available as either a coupe or roadster design – both are equally cool. The appeal is easy to see from the outside. It’s clear rounded shapes form it’s bold and dramatic style coupled with the traditional interlinked four-ring logo. In my mind the front view of the car reminds me of pandas! What? I hear you cry! I think it’s probably something to do with the black windowed headlights mimicking the panda’s ...  Read the complete review

I purchased my TT in Germany on the basis of a few cars with foreign number plates I had seen on the road plus press articles. Firstly by buying overseas I secured delivery in 12 weeks compatred to the 12 month time UK dealers quoted and saved £4500. A simple process well worth investigating. When the car arrived I wasn't disappointed. This is a car that visually stands apart from all others and has taken sports car styling to another level. The interior has an industrial feel with aluminium dials and gearstick but just as importantly they work in practice and are easy on the eye. Seats are very comfortable and at the turn of a button provide varying levels ...  Read the complete review

Well I have had my Audi TT 3.2 DSG for 6 months now is a 2004 04 reg car 19 inch alloys and the bose sound upgrade. This is my first auto / semi automatic car and therefore my first car with paddle shift option. It took me absolutely no time at all to get used to an automatic car as there is a handy left foot rest so that you are not tempted to stray with your left foot onto the brake thinking it's a clutch doh !! The 3.2 v6 engine produces 250bhp for this year and acclerates from 0-60 in around 6.2 seconds so it's no slouch and in sports mode it hangs on to the revs up to the red-line before changing up - nice ! This is my ...  Read the complete review