Jaan 06 Apr 06

I just bought a PodBrix t-shirt. I should’ve saved my money and gotten’ myself this sweet ride instead.

Gstfssn 06 Apr 06

B-e-a-utiful!

Josh Williams 06 Apr 06

Hard-top convertible please.

Bosco Jones 06 Apr 06

Re: Audi TT.

Who cares?

Michael 06 Apr 06

Look! They’re doing blueprints, sketches, functionnals specs and all this stuff!

How can they deliver something so great with such a formal process???

;)

PS: Just kidding. (In case someone take it seriously)

Jeff L 06 Apr 06

Jason,

I know you all about everything Audi - but they took something unique and made it look like a Z car.

Carl 06 Apr 06

It looks like a Nissan Z ripoff.

I like the old TT much better.

Matt 06 Apr 06

I like it a lot, and their new R8, which seems to have similar styling:

http://www.fourtitude.com/news/publish/Audi_News/article_2106.shtml

Martin 06 Apr 06

It looks great. A blending of the old TT with Audi’s new design features (e.g., the front grille).

Interesting flat-bottom steering wheel, however… Is that going to be comfortable?

Joe 06 Apr 06

Looks like the 37s folks are making lots of money and are developing rich tastes.

Bosco Jones - I don’t care either. Buying an expensive sports car is really low on my priorities list.

pwb 06 Apr 06

The rear looks like a Porsche. Still a little heavy in the front, tho, more BMWish. I don’t really care for the new Audi grills. The new A4s are a step back.

pwb 06 Apr 06

The rear looks like a Porsche. Still a little heavy in the front, tho, more BMWish. I don’t really care for the new Audi grills. The new A4s are a step back.

Anonymous Coward 06 Apr 06

“Looks like the 37s folks are making lots of money and are developing rich tastes.”

huh? looking at cars does not have anything to do with money, it has to do with the appreciation of design.

Other Joe 06 Apr 06

> Buying an expensive sports car is really low on my priorities list.

Expensive sports cars become affordable after a few years. You can get a used TT for under 10k.

RJB 06 Apr 06

What is it about German cars that make them so appealing? I am obsessed with my GTI, but it, like every other German car I have owned, is the most unreliable frustration ever.

Even after losing 5th gear and any power capabilities on the right side of the vehicle, I hold on to it like my first-born child.

Saul Weiner 06 Apr 06

Is it me or is this a Mercedes C-Class Coupe/Nissan Z-Class mashup?

Still, it’s nice to see Audi finally innovate under the Volkswagen brand.

Dave 06 Apr 06

“Interesting flat-bottom steering wheel, however� Is that going to be comfortable?”

More comfortable in a very small car than having the bottom of the wheel brushing against your thighs. I don’t know about the TT, but a lot of Miata drivers install “D-cut” wheels for just that reason (I considered it myself, but decided I didn’t really need it). It gives you more laproom except when you’re turning the wheel sharply, at which point you’re too focused on the curve to care much about brushing your legs.

Jeff Croft 06 Apr 06

I think this is a really nice looking car and i’d sure like to drive one, but I do kind of agree that it loses a bit of it’s uniqueness in this itteration. Still, pretty damn sweet.

Jared White 06 Apr 06

Hmm, at first glance it doesn’t impress me. I liked the old Audi TT design better. Smoother and more elegant. Personally, I’m impressed by the all-new Volvo C70. It’s a hard-top convertible now and looks pretty classy. Some might still call it bland but it appeals to my taste for clean lines.

Rob Sanheim 06 Apr 06

So how does a baby seat fit in the back of that thing?

street 06 Apr 06

Wow, it almost looks as good as a porsche. Too bad it probably won’t drive like one. I’m sure it will keep Audi’s signature numb steering.

arturo 06 Apr 06

The R8 looks like they resurrected the old Audi Spyder.

joe 06 Apr 06

> So how does a baby seat fit in the back of that thing?

That’s not part of “good design!”

arturo 06 Apr 06

The R8 looks like they resurrected the old Audi Spyder.

Dave Ferrick 06 Apr 06

The dash still looks like the Mustang sans the angle
http://www.edmunds.com/media/roadtests/firstdrive/2005/ford.mustang/05.ford.mustang.int.500.jpg

Bob 06 Apr 06

Yawn. I’d much, much rather have a real sports car.

2007 Z4-based M Coupe

Jemaleddin 06 Apr 06

A few problems:

A) You’ll never see a press photo with a US-size front plate. Why? Because the new Audis and VWs with that god-awful grill look ridiculous with one.

B) As pretty and simplistic as the design of Audis is, it’s a shame that they can’t make a car that’s even as reliable as a Chevy. No, really. A 3-year-old Audi/VW has the same number of problems as an 8-year-old toyota. Why don’t they spend some of that design and “German engineering” time that they’re so proud of making a car that won’t have electrical problems from the time you drive it off the lot.

C) This isn’t a problem, unless you’re the first owner: the resale on Audis blows. Which is great news if you want to get a 2-year-old A4 for half the cost of new, but a little depressing when you want to trade one in.

D) It’s a rip-off of the Nissan Z. What’s unfortunate about that is that the Z is a muscular and fast-looking, but surprisingly ugly car. Sure the TT is prettier - it’d almost have to be.

Call me crazy, but if I were in the market, I’d find a nice Honda or Toyota that had a design that I liked. (To include Acura or Lexus.) Something reliable, safe and with a good resale value will get you a lot farther than an Audi. You can talk about “understated” design until the cows come home, but Audis are more flash than substance.

Noah Daniels 06 Apr 06

Too bad Audi, like every other car mfg, made the new version *bigger* than the old one. Grrr. The TT was a perfect size for what it was. Of course, given the aluminum space frame, it might not be much heavier. Also a shame that sweet 2.0TFSI can’t be had with quattro; only the heavier V6. The 2.0TFSI can make 260-280hp easily with a chip.

At least Audi still makes a car with decent road feel and balance, unlike Honda (S2000 excepted) and Toyota. My 5-year-old S4 has been very reliable, given the abuse (track days) I subject it to, but the more boring cars are always more reliable. That’s life.

I still wish the new TT weren’t bigger than the old one.

Brandon Eley 06 Apr 06

Mmmm… I want one. I was eyeing a used (slightly) TT a few months ago and my wife had a fit. I guess they’re not practical cars when you have 2 small children :)

Tom Greenhaw 06 Apr 06

Buy American - get a Corvette Z06

Rob Cameron 06 Apr 06

Longest gas pedal ever.

Anonymous Coward 06 Apr 06

Why buy American when all the best cars come from Europe, followed by Japan?

Alex Hutton 06 Apr 06

Those are nice lines…

I liked them a bunch when they were developed years ago for the 911.

At the end of the day, it’s still a Volkswagon.

AWK 06 Apr 06

I have a 2006 Audi A4 Quattro with 2.0 TFSI and it’s a 4 cyl. rated at 200 hp and, as someone else pointed out, with chipping you can push this to 250 - 260 hp easy.

Audi’s direct inject engines are kickass, 3000 miles so far and I’m getting 27 mpg around town and 32 mpg highway with acceleration like a space shuttle. What’s not to like?

Anonymous Coward 06 Apr 06

Audi does make an incredible engine. The v8 engine in the current S4 (and A8 and A6) is one of the finest engines ever built. And their 1.8 and 2.0 turbos are incredible workhorses too.

Bob Aman 06 Apr 06

While I agree that it does look an aweful lot like the Z, and also a wee bit Porschesque, I’ve never really faulted people much for copying stuff as long as the end result was ultimately an improvement. The only tiny issue I have with the new TT design is the way the rear hatch meets the rest of the car’s body. Not really a fan. Other than that, I think it looks fantastic.

That said, I’ve still got my eyes on a Scion tC. It’s easy on the eyes, way less expensive, and plenty reliable from what I hear.

Christopher Fahey 06 Apr 06

I have to agree with Jeff L: The old TT had a design that really made it stand out from the crowd (just like its cousin, the VW Beetle, which was designed by the same guy, Freeman Thomas). This new one is lovely, but it would not cause me to look twice at it. It’s a far-above-average but otherwise traditionally-designed car.

Daniel, Rogue Connect 06 Apr 06

Bloody nice! I’ve been waiting for the new TT to be unveiled for a long time! It’s nice to see that it hasn’t lost the feel of the original, but has been revamped enough to make the original a classic!

Peter Cooper 06 Apr 06

It’s looking a lot more like a Posche now, but possibly a little cooler even. The old TT felt a bit like a squashed Beetle but this has more edge. I’d still rather have a Mercedes McLaren SLR though ;-)

Don Schenck 06 Apr 06

What do I always say?

Yet Another Ugly Audi.

By far, the most design-impaired automaker on the planet.

JF 06 Apr 06

I KNEW we could draw Schenck out of the shadows with an Audi post.

Bullock 06 Apr 06

NICE!

Don Wilson 06 Apr 06

Not all sleek cars have to be expensive.

http://mitsubishi.jbcarpages.com/Eclipse/2006/Bilder/2006%20Mitsubishi%20Eclipse%20GT%20Red%20rear%20right.jpg

Luis 06 Apr 06

I figure anyone that can afford it can also afford the repairs when they happen. Oh, and they’ll happen.

Anonymous Coward 06 Apr 06

What�s the fun in spending a pile of cash for a car that will end up in the shop every other month?

ahh, hyperbole in full effect.

my family has 2 bmws (both with over 165,000 miles) and I’ve had an Audi for 6 years. no problems to speak of.

F. Jason 07 Apr 06

I have 2004 model A4, and quite happy with it. However, when i first bought it in 2004, i had a serious of problems, especially on air condition system. Audi replaced air condition system of my car and all problems solved. I had no problems after that.

I would consider Mercedes E series or Audi Q7 as my next car if i can make lots of money in the following few years. I will never ever consider BMW.

I like big cars which have too much horsepower :)

Stefan 07 Apr 06

strange that a few people seem to think Audi’s are unreliable. here in europe they are known for their reliability and they have the cleanest designed cockpits

F. Jason 07 Apr 06

I didn’t say that Audi’s are unreliable. I love Audi’s (even i hate the latest design of A4’s). I love Audi… I own A4… :)

Daniel 07 Apr 06

Stefan: In the (part of) Europe I live in, Audi (together with all members of the V.A.G. family) got a very bad reputation after the sales successes they achieved beginning around the time of the original TT. They had a hard time with low quality combined with bad service at the repair shops since they were not prepared for the increased numbers of cars.

While they has got better, not least in the service area, I think they still are more known for the “impression of quality” they give, much based on the “look and feel” of their nice interiors. In statistics they seem to be quite average.

Jemaleddin 07 Apr 06

Daniel and Stefan: No, statistically, they’re below average in terms of quality. Sadly, so are BMW and Mercedes, and so much so that they have more problems than the big three American brands (and let’s not split hairs about Daimler Chrysler).

Check out the 2006 Cars issue of Consumer Reports. No, they don’t have prose filled with hyperbole about each car, and no, there aren’t a lot of glossy pictures of hot roadsters. Just real stats.

It’s amazing to me that people are willing to put up with so many problems when there are better cars out there. And it’s kind of silly that JF is so obsessed with Audis when they’re the antithesis of the 37Signals “Getting Real” ideals.

Anon 07 Apr 06

Getting Real is for building web applications.

scott brooks 07 Apr 06

They took an great looking car and made it better.

it really captures the Audi Experience

cheers

Scott

Sara P 07 Apr 06

I have been a long-time fan of the TT and am anxious for the day when I will be able to afford one of my own. My favorite part of the car is it’s rounded look. I agree with those who think this new styling is far less unique and too angled. I hope future models don’t exentuate this look.

f5 07 Apr 06

Stefan-

It’s more than just a few people here (whether you mean this forum, or the US) — Audi’s for the most part are very unreliable in the states (and relatively expensive to work on). no joke. I know this topic has been beaten to death on this site previously, I seem to remember someone claiming that the audis sold in the US were fundamentally different from those sold in Europe. I have a hard time believing this, but what do I know.

Don Schenck 07 Apr 06

Read the stats: German cars are consistently near the bottom when it comes to reliability.

Fun to drive? Sure! But you end up driving it to the garage.

I’ll take a used Mercury Marauder and blow the doors of your TT and get it serviced less often at half the price.

My days of expensive Eurotrash cars is over.

Anonymous Coward 07 Apr 06

It’s not only the upfront cost - but the fact that when it goes to the shop for manufacture problems they created(ie: fuel coil burn out) it takes the company 9 months to start covering the rental cost while you wait for one coil to come in. And they won’t replace the others they know will burn out in a week.

If you have an engine mgt issue your paying a tech to sit and TRY to diagnose it with a 5051 or 5052 scan tool they do not know how to use so they eventually throw a part at it, write it up as a warrenty fix, spend 2 minutes on it, charge the full 2 hours of warrenty back to the manufacturer. Wash, rinse , repeat that 20 times a day and you have bad techs making 100,000k a year. Customers who have to bring it back again and eventually buy an acura.

The audi designs are not as good as the last revs but they are not horrible. It’s the “true” cost of ownership that kills you. I’ll take two hondas or acuras over one “german engineering” any day.

Vw on the other hand took the camry and corolla-did a quick mashup and put out the new jetta. If i want asian styling i’ll go and buy it direct.

Anonymous Fool 07 Apr 06

Korean is the way to go!

Hyundia makes a better looking Accord than Toyota!

Don Schenck 07 Apr 06

Laugh it up … but the fact is that Hyundai has the most state-of-the-art auto manufacturing facilities in the world, and continues to make the biggest quality improvements (then again, they had a lot of ground to cover).

Hyundai is the next Honda.

Anonymous Fool 07 Apr 06

Who’s laughing?

That was a serious statement!

Once they can rid themselves of their perceived and/or actual quality problems, they will be a serious contender. Certainly some of the best value for the money out there at the moment. Not sure how the Chinese players will compare….

Jonathan 08 Apr 06

Jason: did you order allready? (I did)

ron 08 Apr 06

it’s really just a car for kids??? nothing but a Golf with a nice cover.

jaguar E-type

morgan

austin martin

bmw 850

Jakob 10 Apr 06

Many here has said that the new TT is a knock off of Japanese cars. I think that’s a ridicules statement. I think what is wrong with the new TT is that the designer maybe tries to follow the trend and make this Japanese looking headlights. They also look a little like the headlights on a new Mondeo… rather doll and not very intimidating. Well never like the old TT either. A bit of a hairdresser�s car the TT was.

I think the interior is looking all right. It’s the typical neutral a bit sporty solid German Audi look.

Well enough said. The TT continuous to be the hairdresser�s Audi. It’s a good thing we still have the A’s the S’s and the RS’s for the real men.

Also:
Jemaleddin said: Quote: “Audis are more flash than substance”
I’d say no. The new Audi RS4 is a hell machine with 450 HP and almost 50-50 weight distribution which makes it handle like a dream. Jeremy Clarkson would almost rather have the new RS4 then the new M5…. Now that’s not bad at all!!

Well - have fun.

- Jakob

Alexandre Simard 12 Apr 06

JF: Remember that the TT ushered in a new era of car design. That was a revolutionary, iconic design.

You’ve got every right to love Audi and the cars they make, and they do make beautiful cars, but please stop it with the hyperbole, it makes you sound like a fool.

The real iconic design of the last ten years is the Volkswagen New Beetle, which ushered in a new era of retromobiles (Mini, Mustang, PT Cruiser, HHR, Toyota FJ Cruiser, etc.). The TT was a beautiful car, but it had none of the historical importance you want to give it.

Anonymous Coward 12 Apr 06

“it makes you sound like a fool.”

Telling someone they sound like a fool makes YOU look like more of a fool.

Alexandre Simard 12 Apr 06

Happy to give you that opportunity, then.

Stuart 16 Apr 06

Too bad, Audi. Over the years I’ve owned a ‘97 A4, an ‘01 S4, and now drive an ‘04 TT. In the meantime, the very attractive design of the original A4 became ugly (driving me into the original TT design), and now the TT looks like a Pontiac from the front. And it’s bigger, which probably means it won’t get the 30mpg that I routinely get with my 225hp TT (versus the 21 I got with the S4). So it looks like I’ll be moving over to BMW next time around. In the meantime, maybe quality will step up a notch when I switch…one shouldn’t have to replace ball joints at 16,000 miles, now, should they - in a car that’s never seen anything other than a standard highway?

Bob 18 Apr 06

The new generation Audi’s are much better than the previous in terms of reliability. The engines are better and very efficient. Lexus is a great brand built on reliability but it lacks the passion and design culture. Look at TFSI technology combining turbo with fuel stratified injection - with 2 litres it gives 220 hp. and incredible economy and max. torque of 280 nm from 1800 - 4500 rpm. Now thats an achievement - 2 litre engine with 3.0 litre performance. The other thing Audi is good at is its interior design - simple, quality, easy to use, lasting. What Audi is not good at is cleaning out the bugs - small rattling noise here and there. That they must really get done. Otherwise there is noting much wrong with the car.

Bob 18 Apr 06

The new generation Audi’s are much better than the previous in terms of reliability. The engines are better and very efficient. Lexus is a great brand built on reliability but it lacks the passion and design culture. Look at TFSI technology combining turbo with fuel stratified injection - with 2 litres it gives 220 hp. and incredible economy and max. torque of 280 nm from 1800 - 4500 rpm. Now thats an achievement - 2 litre engine with 3.0 litre performance. The other thing Audi is good at is its interior design - simple, quality, easy to use, lasting. What Audi is not good at is cleaning out the bugs - small rattling noise here and there. That they must really get done. Otherwise there is noting much wrong with the car.

BRIAN 18 Apr 06

I’ve owned an audi tt 3.2 dsg coupe for 14 mths and it’s without doubt the most relaiable car I’ve ever owned not 1 problem
The new design was predictable with the bigger grille and sharper body lines but I prefer the rounded lines of the current model it would be perfect with an all aluminium body the weight saving would make it fly ….not literally!

lee 21 Apr 06

yo the audi iz ma favorite whip “car” …..ti me its like a racing car and a luxury car i myself witnessed a s4 smoke the shit out of a sti and evo…..

lee 21 Apr 06

yo the audi iz ma favorite whip “car” …..ti me its like a racing car and a luxury car i myself witnessed a s4 smoke the shit out of a sti and evo…..

disppointed 28 Apr 06

Old TT, is far better, stands out more, much more sleaker design. This new TT looks like a VW!!! I wont be trading my TT in for the new design. Come on Audi what you playing at.

disappointed 28 Apr 06

Old TT, is far better, stands out more, much more sleaker design. This new TT looks like a VW!!! I wont be trading my TT in for the new design. Come on Audi what you playing at.

Macca 03 May 06

The new TT looks truly awesome. I admit the original was a stroke of design genius and will always be a classic. Having said that, it is now starting to look and feel just a little dated. The designers of the new TT have taken the original classic design and modernised it into a more streamlined, more bullet shaped, more aggressive looking car. It now looks like one of the finest, truly state of the art, desirable cars on the planet. I have seen one of these cars in the flesh in Germany and i can assure you the pictures do not do it justice.

I own an Audi A3 2.0 TDI DSG and have had no problems. Nor did i have any problems with my A2 1.4SE petrol before it. Hopefully when i become one of the first drivers in the world to get delivery of my new 2.0TFSI S Tronic (DSG) TT in September this will continue.

Korcy 05 May 06

How much do you guys think the used tt pricess would fall with the release of new TT in NA and when?
Thanks

Harvey cooper 17 May 06

well, i would love to buy the new tt, it looks so coll and sexy, i cant wait to i can drive to get one.

Paul Judd 21 May 06

I have a 2003 TT and like the ‘classic styling.

The new one has too much grille, slant and lights. Otherwise its good but ‘D’ steering wheels arn’t good unless you ‘cross arm everywhere.

The current one is a stongly built classic .

Paul Judd 21 May 06

I have a 2003 TT and like the ‘classic’ styling.

The new one has too much grille and slanted lights. Otherwise its good but ‘D’ steering wheels arn’t good unless you ‘cross arm everywhere.

The current one is a stongly built classic .

kot 22 May 06

good work we are with you

Patrizio Rullo 23 May 06

Alfa Romeo are always better! :)

Jason Birt 23 May 06

Some crazy comments here …. looks like an RX8 or a Nissan 350Z !?!?! It looks like neither especially the Mazda.

I prefer it to the old one but basically whats key is it dynamically better as the old TT wasn’t anything to write home about on that front.

I will be test driving it to see thats for sure as its time to change my current car

christof 25 May 06

may look a bit like a nissan Z,but when nissan released the new Z, we said ,… has a bit the lines of the TT,etc…
like it a lot, no more Jap or American cars for me,they are so boring.
my family car is the 2004 A4,best car I have ever owned, Service at the local garage is outstanding! No bullshitting like i had when i got my french pieces of crap,nicer than when i had my Nissan (=good car,but so out of time with the engines and stuff)

Cryst 01 Jun 06

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so ineed the corvette z06 Bluprints ……a large blue prints for modeling …….
i plz u to send the site in my email adress …………

Cryst 01 Jun 06

im an amature 3D maker and doing some Tuto …
so ineed the corvette z06 Bluprints ……a large blue prints for modeling …….
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Brooke Howdy 04 Jun 06

Its UGLY!! I like old one much better…:)

Anonymous Coward 12 Jun 06

come on chaps ,this new tt wont please everybody ,but they had to create something a bit different .the old model was getting on bit.which ever WAY they went they will also get some knokers. i have only seen pictures and i must admit it does look nice . but having said that, in the metal it always looks better or worse as the case may be. ill just hold my breath

peter 12 Jun 06

come on chaps ,this new tt wont please everybody ,but they had to create something a bit different .the old model was getting on bit.which ever WAY they went they will also get some knokers. i have only seen pictures and i must admit it does look nice . but having said that, in the metal it always looks better or worse as the case may be. ill just hold my breath

nicolas 20 Jun 06

They were testing the new TT in the Geneva area in Switzerland.

nicolas 20 Jun 06

They were testing the new TT in the Geneva area in Switzerland yesterday.

a4driver 20 Jun 06

since when is germany japan?

MJ 28 Jun 06

Liked Audi since I could remember. It’s easy to say I’m going to buy a BMW or Toyota next time when your a first time user, but what is funny to me is that one who have ownd 3generations of Audi sudenly changes to BMW. What a joke!!! For me it is all about standing firmly at the desisions you have made. Audi is and will always be my faforite. Love every model they made and the new ones just do it for me, gets my blood pumping.

charly 2 07 Jul 06

They took a perfect design and made a worst one !!

Sid 14 Jul 06

Look it may look a little like the Nissan. But trust me guys if you pull up in one of these puppies next to a Nissan the ladies will no doubt check out your ride. Why cause it’s a sexier looking animal. Man, don’t even worry, the pretty young things would much rather handle the gear knob of one these than that of a Nissan. I have no doubt, go get yourself one tomorrow.

regards
Sid O
Audi Corp.

hjt 01 Aug 06

Like the new rear…hate the front end….cheesy slanty headlights etc …awkward…looks like a typical cheesy japanese ride in the front!!! It will stop me from buying a new one.

robert 14 Sep 06

LOOKS LIKE A FORD FOCUS

carl 18 Sep 06

yeah, nice.

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Axor 22 Sep 06

I have a 3.2 on demo and it is awesome and sounds terrific. A much better drive than the old one and the tail that pops up at 70 plus looks cool whether it is efective or not is debateable?

Shaun 22 Sep 06

Nice, I want one - prob will buy one too. I wish there was a hard top convertible.

TDS 02 Oct 06

Hi - I have no idea about car … but my husband loves this one and is looking to buy this … My problem, will a newborn baby, which will require a rear/facing infant seat + a 4 year old on a booster seat fit in the back?

TDS 02 Oct 06

Hi - My husband loves this one and is looking to buy this … My problem, will a newborn baby, who will require a rear/facing infant seat + a 4 year old on a booster seat fit in the back?

TDS 02 Oct 06

sorry 4 duplicate entry

abdul 03 Oct 06

my gurlfriend got the audi tt one with the 225bhp. im going to suprise her with this one………no i mean for my self. this car is a baby

TT owner 08 Oct 06

You people who say never buy “eurotrash” are idiots. I’ve own american cars my whole life mainly GM products, recently the quality of their products have gone way down hill. So i sold my tahoe and bought a used tt. First off, It is built to definitely a much higher standard in quality. Than any american car even luxury cars, NO CHEAP american PLASTICS!!, Second of all every one i have talked to that owns an Audi is very enthusiastic and helpful when talking about their audi. Even the dealership service is top notch. I will gladly pay extra for the audi, than american cars made from cheap hand-me down parts from old cars that break constantly. Btw if look up the old tt’s 1.8liter engine, it was voted in top 10 engines of the year for many years in a row, for it reliability and durability. Audi has me sold on there cars. Also this new tt style might not be the best looking, but besides the corvette wat good looking cars are GM coming out with? have u seen the new Tahoes or impala’s, they are a discrace to car design. maybe if they borrowed some german designers, American car companies would’nt be goin bankrupt.

stelli 09 Oct 06

i love u :)