The Audi group is the popular car manufacturing entity in today’s time. The companies, since its incorporation has produced some outclass and superlative vehicles catered and based upon customer demand and expectations. The company believes in supremacy in terms of style, elegance, beauty, functionality, reliability and durability. The qualities are well exhibited through its multiple models and the automobile solutions.
The Audi TT is one great and innovative creation by the group. The two door small sports car is compact but high performing on road and off road. The vehicle conceptualizing and production took place in 1998 and continues till today. The first ever model of the sports car had the two doors coupe and roadster body style with transverse front engine, front and four wheel drive train and 8N engine. The TT name is derived from the combination of technology and tradition, combined exclusively at one place.
The Audi TT Series
The Audi TT models can be classified into four series, each meant to cater different needs of different target market and transformed as per the changing trends and tastes of the end users. The first series was unveiled in 1998 and was there in the market till year 2006, second series MK2 was launched from 2006 till 2014, third series MK3 was made available for the valued customers from year 2014 till today and the last series is categorized as the motors sports models that are speedy, adventurous yet affordable. The first MK1 series was equipped with the 1.8 liters turbo engine, 3.2 liters VR6 engine, five speed manual transmission, 6 speed manual transmission, 2422 mm long wheelbase, 4041 mm overall length of the exterior body, 1764 mm width and height of the models measured approximately around 1346 mm.
The second MK2 series of Audi TT had an engine range that varied from 1.8 liters to 2 liters diesel engine and mated with the six speed manual transmission, seven speed S tronic engine, 2468 mm long wheelbase, 1352 mm height, 1842 mm width and overall length of the exterior body around 4178mm. The MK3 series models were equipped with the most technologically advanced and competitive features of all times. It included the 2 liters turbo charged engine, 6 speed manual transmissions, 2505 mm long wheelbase for superb handling and driving over different drive ways, coupe and roadster body style and length, width and height of about 4191 mm, 1832 mm and 1355 mm conveniently.
Ratings
The Audi TT series models are rated and ranked based upon the extensive research studies and consumer reviews analysis that are done for a period of time. The overall scale is 10 and Audi TT models have an accumulated score of 8 which is very impressive. The breakdown of score is: 8.5 for the performance and economy, 8.5 for the spaciousness and comfort features, 9 for the connectivity and technology implication, 9 for the augmented features, 8 for the pricing and affordability and 7.5 for handling.