Audi TT-S Pricing for UK

Audi TT S in Full Flight

Super Audi TT-S Goes Like Stink

By Thami Masemola
February 14, 2008 3:22 PM
Filed Under: Audi, General, German

Audi Great Britain has announced prices for the new Audi TT S Coupe as well as its Roadster version. Audi also made a point to sell the new A4’s S Line credentials, which admittedly do give the car a much more exciting look than in standard form.

The tin-top Coupe will sell for £33,380/ €44,983, while the rag-top will be offered at £35,380/ €47,691 both On The Road.

TT S is a new name on the market, coming in without a clear direct rival as far as its two German counterparts are concerned. At introduction it will sport the same overworked 2.0-litre VW company mill, which for this application will produce some 200kW and stump-pulling torque of 350Nm. The 0 – 100km/h time should be dispatched in just 5.4 seconds for the 6-speed manual Coupe, and 5.6 seconds when the Roadster attempts the same. Buyers who choose the granny option of dual-clutch S-tronic (DSG in VW speak) will go 0.2 seconds quicker off the line. Makes one wonder what kind of performance one might expect of the TT RS…

A new damping system called Audi magnetic ride (where have I heard this before?) will help to change the driving character of the car by varying suspension for different road surfaces and situations. Those sweet LED daytime running lights also feature, and standard shoe size is 18-inches, though an upgrade to 19-inch 5-spokers is available at about £750/ €1,010 more.

Source: Audi GB

Comments

Audi_fan
February 14, 2008 7:07 PM
great price for even greater performance!! keep up the good work audi

kevoluetion
February 15, 2008 12:24 AM
Thats mega quick...almost as fast as the previous M3. I'd like to see the RSTT when it comes out!!

fusion01
February 16, 2008 9:30 AM
Same engine as the S3 if I'm not mistaken. Goes to show how bigger engines are fortunately somewhat obsolete in my eyes in this day and age. The 3.2 litre V6 TT (if I'm not mistaken) will reach 100km p/h in around 6.5 seconds, whereas these compact, efficient 2.0l V4's do it better in all regards, saving you a massive amount in fuel bills too over the course of a year (and emission taxes if in the EU).

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