The Audi TT offers spunky performance in a small package. Over the years, aggressive and more angular styling has replaced the original TT's friendly curves. Those seeking higher levels of performance should check out the TTS. But for many buyers, the base TT should provide plenty of fun.
The TT now comes in one trim level with all of the features offered in the 2013 Premium Plus model as standard equipment.
All TTs come with all-wheel drive, and the main choice for buyers is between coupe and convertible. Otherwise, the small sports car comes with a full slate of features like automatic climate control, leather and Alcantara upholstery, twelve-way power seats, a 12-speajer Bose sound system and automatic xenon headlights. The S line exterior trimmings are standard and the carbon package with front splitter and rear diffuser is available on the TT.
The TT achieves 211 horsepower with a turbocharged 2-liter engine, and delivers fuel economy of 22 mpg city and 31 mpg highway.
Other available options include a DVD-based navigation system that has a full-color 6.5-inch LCD screen, real-time traffic, and two slots for MP3 music. The Navigation package has been upgraded to include Audi's parking system and a music interface.
We like convertibles, but the added cargo space of the coupe definitely has its allure—go with the TT that best suits your lifestyle.
