Audi TT S Competition package

Audi's second-generation TT has reached what we call 'a certain age' and a new one should be in the works.

But while internet forums are abuzz with chat of a lighter, stronger third-generation TT - which retains the ragtop hood, the local HQ says there's nothing official on a replacement for the popular little sportscar.

"There is no official communication on a new TT. Nothing's been announced by Audi AG," Audi Australia spokesperson Anna Burgdorf says.

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We're not likely to see the next generation here until 2015, and so in the meantime the brand will try to keep sparking interest from buyers in the TT's style-conscious segment.

Enter the S Line Competition package, which dresses up the TT 2.0 TFSI models with $8000 worth of kit for an extra $1800 over the models' standard prices.

That puts the 155kW/350Nm Audi TT 2.0 TFSI with six-speed S-tronic dual-clutch at $76,850 and the quattro version at $79,450, adding cosmetic and aerodynamic features for the extra ask.

The Competition package includes model-specific bumpers, air inlets and side sills, S line badges, a fixed rear wing -- similar to the TT RS -- exhaust add-ons and a tweaked rear diffuser insert. The nose also gets gloss-black trim bits (also covering the exterior mirrors) and xenon-plus headlights and the LED daytime running lights.

Available in orange and white metallic, or grey and red pearl effect paint colours, the Competition  special edition sits on black 19-in wheels with 255/35 profile rubber.

The cabin gets specific door sill trims, as well as extra "aluminium-look" trim bits, leather trim package, Nappa leather sports seats and the chunkier flat-bottomed wheel from the TT RS.

Audi has already given the TT RS - not a model that was low-profile to begin with - a special-edition TT RS Plus variant, with 15 more kiloWatts and 15 Newton metres and a sub-5-second sprint to 100km/h.

The German marque also added the 7-speed S tronic to the TT RS models, with Bose sound system, 19in alloys, adaptive headlights, LED interior lighting, full leather trim and a sports-exhaust system among the added features.