Audi TT Reviews

"Way cool amber red leather interior with wide-lace baseball-type stitching makes the cabin of the [TT] roadster look like a giant catcher's mitt."

"[After 15,000 miles] the car's structure remains solid, with few squeaks or rattles."

"A blend of Art Deco, '50s Porsche, and contemporary engineering as original and distinctive as anything rolling today."

"Breakthrough styling both inside and out."

"Crystalline sound quality [from] the optional Bose audio system"

"The rubber/aluminum pedal pads and dead pedal are a nice extra touch."

"Available Quattro [all-wheel-drive] system provides the TT with sufficient grip to be practical year-round."

"Rear seats rate as extremely cramped, even in a class of cars notorious for cramped rear seats. Color them useless."

"Seating position [is] like sitting in a bathtub." -- "

"[TT Roadster's] trunk...won't hold much beyond a brief case or gym bag."

"Power-window buttons [are] hidden behind the door handle...awkward to find and use."

"There are big blind spots."

"Too heavy to feel nimble"

"Low roofline (on both coupes and convertibles) feel confining."

"It's considerably less expensive--about $6000 less--than BMW's Z3 2.8 Coupe, a very good performer that offers only two seats."

"The 180-horsepower TT has plenty of pep, but if you think there is no such thing as too much power and have an extra five grand, opt for the 225-hp version."

"Where the interior design of the [Porsche] Boxster never goes beyond the coldly functional, the TT interior is warm and exquisitely detailed."

"The rear seats [in the TT Coupe]...are strictly glorified briefcase holders."

"We don't know the German word for gorgeous, but it certainly applies inside."

"Knife[s] through turns as precisely as a Beagle hound chasing a rabbit scent."