Audi TT (2006-2023)
Also referred to as: Audi TT 2022 and Audi TT 2024.
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Audi, no after sales service, Car good so far.
Coupe S Line (2014-2023)Purchased a new TT in Feb 21, car so far has been excellent however, I'm just starting to experience the Audi after sales support. Emailed some general questions to Audi Customer Support, eg Extended Warranty Purchase, but have no answer from them after an initial acknowledgment. Emailed my local Audi dealer service centre but heard nothing from them at all. Maybe I should have bought the Lexus, brilliant after sales service I hear. Well, I'll drive the TT for a while and see what happens, then probably a Lexus.
Show detailsPerfection - sexy - sleek - amazing to drive - makes you feel awesome
Coupe S Line (2014-2023)I have a red Audit tt 2015. Such a sexy sports car, gorgeous inside and out, very fast and looks amazing. One of the best buys of my life.
Highly recommend this vehicle if you want a friendly sports car that has loads of room for items, way better then two-seater.
Awesome car, just pricey. 8/10 Fun. 2/10 Value.
Coupe Sport (2014-2023)Really great car. Audi Springwood were awesome about the sale. No issues anywhere and a decent deal on the car.
The dual-clutch gearbox is nice, but on a cold morning trying to put along slowly to get warmed up, it can jerk around a bit. Nothing to be worried about, but when you spend $80,000+ on a car, I didn't expect it.
The car is gorgeous inside and out and is quite fun to drive. It isn't insanely fast, but it's relatively quick. It doesn't get your heart racing because it's so easy and perfected with speed and precision. It's a very nice car to have. Just, at it's value for money over price, I wouldn't get another one.
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Coupe S Line (2014-2023)This is a fun fast car. The MK3 is the best version with its concept taken from the R8 it has a mad look and you catch all the eyes on the street. I had this car for 2 years and regular service and so far there is no issue at all. Absolutely loved this car :)
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Best car I've ever owned
TT 8N (2000-2006)Owned my 2004 Audi TT for 7 years. Kept it regularly serviced (oncer per year due to low k's) and it was reliable and fun every single day. Had one electrical thermostat problem but the local RACV repairer fixed it for a few hundred bucks. Great car all the way. Fast and fun. Only good for primary school kids in the back seat though.
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Coupe Sport (2014-2023)Plenty of space for everyday use once you’ve folded the rear seats. Have carried a mountain bike (front wheel off) in there and a 2,1m painting with the front passenger seat folded too! Never tried fitting passengers in the back. Quick enough for everyday use, though on wet roads the front wheels spin too easily if you’re in a hurry away from the lights. Handling seems pretty good, it’s low and on big tyres, but when experts say the steering lacks feel, I know what they mean. Not really an issue, though. Very economical on fuel, though Audi dealer servicing isn’t cheap. love the virtual instruments/satnav display and the overall build quality.
Show detailsSo stylish and fun to drive
TT 8N (2000-2006)So nice to drive, turbo and insanely fast for a 1.8 litre. On the downside, not built well, just look up online they pretty much ALL have problems. Engine is 100% but electronics, lights, trim, power steering, sensors even the fuel gauge... all broken and tempremental. Not a good daily driver.
Show detailsSo so in love - and I've had it for over a year
Coupe S Line (2014-2023)I absolutely LOVE my car. It is the envy of all my friends and family (I recently loaned it to my uncle who came back beaming saying it was like a go-cart). The interior is the nicest car interior I have ever seen in any car, it is zippy, beautiful and the interface particularly, where you would usually find the speedo is incredible. It's all digital and you can turn the whole screen into a large map with small speedos in the corner.
I'm 6 foot 3 and the interior is spacious enough for me. The boot is much larger than expected but do not tr
... Read morey and get people in the back. I'd go as far as to say it's unsafe. My only gripe is that I have a car seat in the back but seeing as it's for a newborn it's in the rearward facing position and the only way I can get it in is with the front seat all the way forward and sat upright which is very uncomfortable for the passenger. This isn't a family car but you can make do if you need to. If what you're after is an unreal experience for yourself and at most one other person, and you've got the money - do not do yourself a disservice by getting something else. (Also - get the S-line, even if not the TTS!)Good car
Coupe S Line (2014-2023)Great car. Amazing car to drive. Very fast and light. Amazing functions in the dash board. Owned for a couple of years and very regrettable sale. Will buy another in future. The new shape is much better than the pre 2014 models. Audi have done a good job on this car
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2010 TT OIL leak and road noise
TT 8J (2007-2014)my TT has only done 29000 kms has a rear engine oil seal leak $2000 repair
tyres are lumpy giving excessive road noise
now out of warranty
approached Audi but didnt want to know me
shouldnt have these problems with a prestige car such as this..especially with low mileage
would not buy audi again...
oil leaks expensive if anything goes wrong tyres expensive expensive service
So good it's boring!
TT 8J (2007-2014)Had my TT from new in 2007.
Never had any problems at all - 100% perfect! No rattles, sqeaks or anything replaced (even battery is still original). Car always starts first go and goes hard. Pirelli P zeros grip like there's no tomorrow.
Best car I've ever had but I still wouldn't knock back a new 911....
Design, handeling, fuel economy, pracicality
Service costs are high - more than my previous Lexus or Mercedes.
Sports car at a sedan price
TT 8N (2000-2006)I purchased my TT 15 months ago with only a genuine 54,000k and I love driving it. It handles really well in corners, very quiet on the open road and fuel efficient. Keep in mind you will require 98 RON for best performance. The Turbo kicks in around 2,500. There is minimal turbo lag, in fact I would go as far as saying, that when I'm in 4th gear, 5 gear box on this model, it slips from 60k to 80k quicker than you can say, "jack the ripper". The seats are cosy and hold you into position. All the buttons and switches are well positioned. Loads o
... Read moref leg room in front - don't even think about sitting in the back unless you are 3ft tall with short legs. The back seat is handy for the old up brolly and Audit TT Jacket and Baseball Cap. The servicing is on par with the average family medium car sedan. It is very important to do the correct servicing, keeping in mind this is a performance car. Additional power can be bought for around $1,500 as a PC download, but leave it to the pros!! Problems to date: Had to replace drivers door locking latch which is part of a electronics set up, cost approximately $500. The rear trailing arm had to be replaced as it was not square, perhaps the previous owner hit the kerb. My car is immaculate and gets heads turning all the time. A wash and polish keeps it looking great. Cheap to run, sports car pleasure, power when requiredFind out how Audi TT compares to other Convertibles
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Good
TT 8N (2000-2006)Loads of fun, economical and great looking. As long as you service it properly the mechanicals are A1. Electrics are the only bugbear.
Fun to drive, economical but more then sporty enough when you put the foot down. Servicing not as expensive as many other euro makes. Practical with hatch and folding rear seats. Handles well and has safety features ahead of its time. Still looks gorgeous and turns heads. Always leaves a smile on your face.
Early build quality not as good as I would have liked. 2 adults only, despite the appearance of rear seats. Electrical problems in later life. Sound system is top notch but costs a packet when it fails.
Good
TT 8J (2007-2014)This is a car you must buy if you want something with lookds and if you can afford it. The optional upgrade to a bose sound system is also a must have as this car will be blasting with great audio.
This car is very stylish, it is resoanbly fast, it also has a turbo which will imrpove the performance of this vehicle and that the sound system you get is not reasonably bad.
This is a fuel consumption car as the price of fuel is not cheap these days and that this car could be a lot more faster for the price of this car.
Questions & Answers
I just purchased a 2006 3.2 TT. Is that black charger looking thing a phone charger?
Well done on your purchase!
The black thing between the seats is for a mobile phone charge and interface into the cars speaker and Sstereo (instead of using Bluetooth). The catch is you need to get hold of an adapter to suite your particular phone. I didn't get one as my phone was not supported.
My audi tt roadster is out of warranty audi have said I can extend my warranty a further 2 years for 3000 dollars does anyone feel this is a wise move I have 20000 klms on the clock
I've never had a warranty claim on my car so I wouldn't do it, especially the low km's it's travelled
Vince.
i would do it if you can afford it ....Audi Aust wont help with anything...i had trouble at 30000kms but was 3 years old...dealer very helpful but Audi Aust didnt want to know me ...others have also had this experience...there is a web site OzAudi...ask the same question there ..sure you will get some informed comment from audi owners..hope this helps
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Category | Sports Cars and Convertibles | Sports Cars and Convertibles | Sports Cars and Convertibles | Sports Cars and Convertibles |
Starting Price | $81,255 | $74,700 | $105,001 | $137,240 |
Transmission | Dual-Clutch (DCT) and Manual | Dual-Clutch (DCT) and Manual | Dual-Clutch (DCT) | Dual-Clutch (DCT) |
Drive Type | Four Wheel Drive (4WD) and Front Wheel Drive (FWD) | Four Wheel Drive (4WD) and Front Wheel Drive (FWD) | Four Wheel Drive (4WD) | Four Wheel Drive (4WD) |
Fuel Type | Petrol | Petrol | Petrol | Petrol |
Wheels | 19" Alloy | 18" Alloy | 19" Alloy | 20" Alloy |
ANCAP Safety Rating | 4 Stars | 4 Stars | 4 Stars | 4 Stars |
Fuel Consumption | 6.6 L/100km | 6.6 L/100km | 7.2 L/100km | 8.4 L/100km |
Fuel Tank Capacity | 55 L | 55 L | 55 L | 55 L |
Engine | 4 Cylinder 2.0L | 4 Cylinder 2.0L | 4 Cylinder 2.0L | 5 Cylinder 2.5L |
Max Power | 169kW @ 6200rpm | 169kW @ 6200rpm | 210kW @ 6200rpm | 294kW @ 7000rpm |
Max Torque | 370Nm @ 1600-4300rpm | 370Nm @ 1600-4300rpm | 380Nm @ 1800-5200rpm | 480Nm @ 1700-5850rpm |
Country of Manufacture | Hungary | Hungary | Hungary | Hungary |
Manufacturer Warranty | 3 year(s) | 3 year(s) | 3 year(s) | 3 year(s) |
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Car still great, normal servicing of car at the dealer is a good service, but Audi Australia still lack customer service and appear to have no communication with their dealers.