The Audi TT has an upscale look and is a blast on twisty roads. It might seem impractical and pricey compared to other sports cars in the $50,000 range, but it is one of the best toys we can think of.
We previously tested the Roadster version of the TT, but were quite happy to drive the Coupe as well. These cars are incredibly fun to drive, although a bit pricey.
Our TT had a 3.2-liter six cylinder engine, with 250 horsepower. It doesn't sound like a lot, but the car is fast. The TT can also be had with a turbocharged 2-liter four cylinder. The 3.2-liter version also comes with Quattro all-wheel-drive standard.
With its Quattro all-wheel-drive system, the TT holds the road extraordinarily well. Although the steering is a little light, it handles almost perfectly.
The DSG, double-clutch transmission on our test car made driving and performance substantially better than it would have been with the six speed manual. The DSG makes lightning fast shifts through its six gears.
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