Audi TT Coupé (06 on) - Review

Review by Simon Harris on
Last Updated: 27 October 2010
Audi's second generation TT is clearly related to its predecessor - but thanks to sleeker lines the coupe has a more aggressive and sporty appearance than before. If any criticism could have been levelled at the original TT, it would have been a lack of interior space and the fact that it was a less rewarding drive than some rivals. Audi has taken both of these factors on board to create a larger but lighter TT Coupe with improved handling and more space inside. The TT should, once again, be top of wish lists for people who want a stylish sports coupe and there's a good choice of engines available including an economical TDI which is capable of 53mpg.
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Safety

The TT comes with electronic stability control, which can correct the cars line during a skid, as standard. It also has front and side airbags and a head restraint system that helps prevent whiplash injury. Isofix child seat mountings for the rear seats are offered as an option, as is a tyre pressure monitoring system.

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Reliability

Mechanical parts are proven in other Audi models and no major problems are expected. The interior should last well too.

Car check problem points

Body

No problems reported.

Engine/Gearbox

No problems reported.

Other

No problems reported.