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Audi

Tuesday, 14th of October 2008

The TT Coupe is available with a choice of two engines, the 2.0-litre TFSI and the 3.2-litre V6 quattro. The 2.0-litre has a maximum speed of 149g/km and does 0-60 in 6.6 seconds while the 3.2-litre has a maximum speed of 155mph and does 0-60 in 5.9 seconds.

The handling is superb; the ride firm but body control is excellent. The TT is a perfectly balanced car that allows you to corner with passion, the grip is also wonderful.

Audi is still the leader in build quality and the TT Coupe uses only the finest materials. The car is constructed with infinite care. Reliability is another of Audi’s strength’s.

Euro NCAP awarded the TT Coupe four-stars out of five for adult occupation. Front and side airbags, anti-lock brakes and stability control come as standard.

The TT Coupe is a car built for 2, the rear seats being insignificant. The cabin has been widened and heightened since it replaced the old model. The rear “seats” can be folded down to increase load capacity.

The residual values of the TT Coupe are simply stunning. After three years your Coupe will still hold approximately 63% of its original value, this is rarely beaten. A prestigious car like this will of course court high insurance groups with the 2.0-litre likely to fall into insurance group 17, the 3.2-litre into insurance group 18.