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Brakes and Tyres are replaced recently.
This third generation TTS comes with a more powerful engine, amped-up looks inside and out and a focus on handling.
Over $100,000 for brand new car, it is $27,000 over the front-wheel drive base model and nearly ten grand more than the TT Quattro S-Line. For that you get bigger 19-inch alloy wheels, nine-speaker stereo with DAB, Bluetooth and USB, climate control, Alcantara and leather trim, front and rear parking sensors with reversing camera, keyless entry and start, adaptive damping, cruise control, Audi’s fully digital dashboard Virtual Cockpit, drive select, electric seats, satnav, automatic LED headlights, auto wipers, lane departure warning with steering assist and power windows.
The new TT is as bold as the Bauhaus original first shown in 1995 at the Frankfurt Motor Show, before finally hitting the road in 1998. While the second-generation was a bit weak and got a bit lost trying to forge its own identity, the new TT is far more confident. The big flared wheel arches and arched, monoposto-style roof have stayed but everything else has been sharpened up. The Audi grille is low and wide, with slim, aggressive headlights housing Le Mans car-inspired daytime running lights.
The TTS gets a beautifully integrated set of sill extensions and new bumpers front and rear. The rear incorporates a contrasting coloured diffuser flanked by four exhausts while the brake ducts up front look racier in a deeper bumper. Inside is standard TT, which is to say very pretty indeed. The interior of this car is a fantastic design although passengers may feel a bit left out without a central screen. When viewed from above, the dash is shaped like fighter plane wing. To carry on the theme, the air-con vents are circular with a turbine design. The centre hub houses the various controls for the climate control, clearing the console of a large number of buttons. Occupant space is good up front, with low seats ensuring decent headroom and there’s plenty of room for long legs in the front footwells. The rear seats are ridiculous. How anyone could ever get an ISOFIX seat in there is a mystery or cause for a referral to The Hague. Audi’s Virtual Cockpit is controlled by the MMI dial. The all-digital dashboard is a one stop shop for the usual speed, revs and warning messages as well as satnav, phone and stereo. The layout is slightly different to the standard car, too. The tachometer is front and centre, with a big digital speed readout in the middle. When you thumb the ‘view’ button on the steering wheel, the central dial splits into two smaller ones and move to the bottom corners of the dash to clear space for the other functions. It’s clear and at 60 frames per second, smooth as can be.
Under the bonnet, The TTS is powered by Audi’s 2.0 litre TFSI four-cylinder engine, developing 210kW and 380Nm, up from 169kW/370Nm in the lower models. Combined with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission, the TTS dashes to 100km/h in 4.7 seconds while returning a claimed 6.8L/100km combined with the aid of stop-start. The new Quattro system is able to direct power up to 100% rearward which is, needless to say, most welcome for the keen driver.
Factory Options are:
-S Performance Package $6300 (Premium sound, Nappa Leather, Privacy glass and 19 inch 5 twin spoke alloy wheels)
-Assistance Package $1900 (automated parking, blind spot, high beam auto dipping, power door mirrors auto dipping, folding and anti glare)
-Brake caliper in red $900
-Extended leather package $1300
-LED Matrix lights $1900
-Tango Red metallic paint $1400
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