It has been quite some time since the release of the wonderful Audi TT-S at Detroit last month, and so it's time to wake us up again with this promotional video that has just caught our eyes.
If you would like to see the vigor of the re-engineered 2.0L engine pushing the car to its limit, this video has it; or at least some parts of it. We are well aware of the specifications of the car, where the base-line TFSI engine accelerates the car from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.4 seconds and the top speed is electronically limited to 250 km/h.
The video generally shows what would happen if both the car and its driver are given complete freedom to burn rubber on roads and desert lands. Driven by two enthusiastic men taking their turns, the 350 Nm of torque from the engine is physically evident through various hot driving scenes, together with the upshot of magnetic ride adaptive damping system that gives optimum handling under any road conditions.
If you would like to see the vigor of the re-engineered 2.0L engine pushing the car to its limit, this video has it; or at least some parts of it. We are well aware of the specifications of the car, where the base-line TFSI engine accelerates the car from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.4 seconds and the top speed is electronically limited to 250 km/h.
The video generally shows what would happen if both the car and its driver are given complete freedom to burn rubber on roads and desert lands. Driven by two enthusiastic men taking their turns, the 350 Nm of torque from the engine is physically evident through various hot driving scenes, together with the upshot of magnetic ride adaptive damping system that gives optimum handling under any road conditions.
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