Audi TT-RS Teases Us Again
Expected to debut in 2009
By Christopher Jackson
October 7, 2008 6:07 PM
Filed Under: Audi, German, Leaks, Spy Photos
The latest spy shots of the eagerly-awaited Audi TT-RS have surfaced, and the upgraded coupe looks more than ready to go after rivals like Porsche’s Cayman and BMW’s Z4 M Coupe. The range-topping TT-RS is expected to go on sale some time in mid-2009, and rumor has it that Audi’s new 3.0 liter V6 will be under the hood, featuring a supercharger and 340-350 horsepower.
What isn’t up for speculation is the aggressive look of the TT-RS, whose massive air intakes and new front spoiler are evident in these photos. The suspension seems to be lowered as well. Audi’s signature RS oval exhaust outlets are visible, as are larger wheels wrapped around larger brakes. The prototype in these photos appears to have ceramic composite brakes, but there’s no word as to if they’ll be standard or optional on the production car.
Related Articles
- Fraudulent Audi TT-RS Teaser Image Dead Before Surfacing (1 comments
- New Audi TT-RS Details Leaked (22 comments
- Audi TT RS Spotted Undisguised on US Soil (29 comments
- First Spy Photos: Audi TT-RS Roadster (11 comments
- Audi TT RS Newest Spy Photos (24 comments
Comments
Engine: RS-TT Over GTI-R over RS3.
I'm hoping for a good turn-out!
The new TT is no longer built on the golf platform. You haters can't use that excuse anymore. The TT has its own platform now, designed from the ground up.
But please, tone down those intakes, they are a little too square for the TT lines and protrude excessively.
I would still rather see a V5 twin turbo on this just to keep the front end lighter.
However, the gaping front air dams are at odds with the TT's smooth lines. But like the 996 911 Turbo and 360 Ferrari, they did grow on us with time didn't they?
Add Comment
- Onyx Concept Enhances Range Rover Sport
- Keating TKR Seeks 'Fastest Car in the World' Title
- Renault Kangoo Z.E. Concept EV Announced for Production in 2011
- Audi Announces Pikes Peak TTS Autonomous Vehicle [Video]
- Gordon Murray Design Announces T.27 Electric Car Programme
- GM European CEO Resigns After Opel Reversal - Bob Lutz to fill in?
- 2011 BMW 5-Series F10 Teaser Trailer Released [Video]
- 2010 Nissan Micra Spy Photos Uncovered - Further details






















