New Audi TT- What's the verdict? STUD or DUD



Now that you've seen the real pics what's your verdict?

Is it a STUD or is it a DUD?


Is the new Audi TT a STUD or a DUD?
STUD!!!!
DUD!!!!
Lukewarm
  




dblo7dblo7 - 4/6/2006 1:58:08 PM
+1 Boost
Looks good. Too bad it will take forever for them to show up on US shores. Then again looks are not everything, they should really put more HP DNA than just 250 ponies.


AlexFXAlexFX - 4/6/2006 2:42:58 PM
+1 Boost
I like the more aggressive nature of the new TT. However I don't care for the side views so much. The car overall, much like the last generation, still isn't appealing to me. I also agree with dbloseven...why only 250 horses?? Is Audi hiding a TTS and TTRS version?


RealSanaiiRealSanaii - 4/6/2006 3:01:05 PM
+1 Boost
I cant wait to see this in person..

NY autoshow next week...


When are the S and RS models coming out? Next year hopefully? Can't wait...




atomicbriatomicbri - 4/6/2006 4:23:20 PM
+1 Boost
I think the new TT looks very slick. Love the lines and all.... the interior is hot, though less sporting than the out going version I think, but still looks good.


Lem1972Lem1972 - 4/6/2006 5:11:52 PM
+1 Boost
I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Audi (also Acura) as a whole cannot expect to fully compete with the top German brands if their cars basic architecture is still front wheel drive. All-wheel drive is nice, but you definitely pay a penalty in weight gain especially if you don't have the power-to-weight ratio to overcome it.

I've never been a huge fan of the TT, but the refresh looks okay. If I was in the market for a new car, it certainly wouldn't be in the top ten.


chewychewy - 4/6/2006 6:47:05 PM
+1 Boost
I think it looks awesome, plus with the 69% aluminium construction it will be lighter. So you will get great performance.


joeycjoeyc - 4/6/2006 7:26:16 PM
+1 Boost
A3... TT wheelbase is actually shorter than A3, 97.2 in. vs. 101.4 in.


RealSanaiiRealSanaii - 4/6/2006 10:13:08 PM
+1 Boost
but now with the S and RS version..

it will be a track superstar, hopefully...

the 3.2 250hp has 0-60 in 5.7 which is conservative and will be in the lower 5 seconds range.... A3 3.2 DSG had 5.5 according to one of the magazine


CarNutCarNut - 4/7/2006 7:18:07 AM
+1 Boost
Finally its here. I hope thy stuck to it on making this car a sports car and not a cruiser

But Audi sport cars do not come yet without the letters S and RS.... then we'll see.

Lem: I hope u know what RWD feels like in the snow...this car does not have as much to it to be locked away in the garage for winter....it HAS to be for everyday use, otherwise it will be a disaster


I also hope Audi kept the promise of 53:47 front rear weight ratio... this would make it as brilliant as it could be


Overall I am impressed with the new looks


JUGNUJUGNU - 4/7/2006 9:31:57 AM
+1 Boost
I should say a good replacement.This car looks better than the outgoing model.But i didn't like one thing from it's design that is,
OLD TT design is still reflecting from it.What the hell.
In clear words Audi hasn't tried or didn't worked very hard to achieve an all new or Whole-new design.

Only because of this reason,many people r not amazed by the new TT.Infact people's expectations were very high from the Audi,especially After seeing THE Z4 coupe,Cayman
they thought Audi will provide them with a stunning new model with an all new design and all new engines.BUT
BOTTOM LINE:OLD TT IS STILL THERE IN IT.

I agree front end looks very sleak & agressive COOOL.BUT
From the above pic,if u hide the front end,u will clearly see the old TT.Atleast 90% of the OLD TT BODY.

Audi should understand that the outgoing TT is around for 7-8 Years now,Now what's the point of giving again some styling cues of the current TT to the new one.People r already bored of this(outgoing) design.Why not give them something new.

Is the NEW TT Can compete with the BMW Z4 and Z4 Coupe,MB SLK,Porsche CAYMAN ?

JUGNU----->THE CARMAN


JUGNUJUGNU - 4/7/2006 9:31:57 AM
+1 Boost
I should say a good replacement.This car looks better than the outgoing model.But i didn't like one thing from it's design that is,
OLD TT design is still reflecting from it.What the hell.
In clear words Audi hasn't tried or didn't worked very hard to achieve an all new or Whole-new design.

Only because of this reason,many people r not amazed by the new TT.Infact people's expectations were very high from the Audi,especially After seeing THE Z4 coupe,Cayman
they thought Audi will provide them with a stunning new model with an all new design and all new engines.BUT
BOTTOM LINE:OLD TT IS STILL THERE IN IT.

I agree front end looks very sleak & agressive COOOL.BUT
From the above pic,if u hide the front end,u will clearly see the old TT.Atleast 90% of the OLD TT BODY.

Audi should understand that the outgoing TT is around for 7-8 Years now,Now what's the point of giving again some styling cues of the current TT to the new one.People r already bored of this(outgoing) design.Why not give them something new.

Is the NEW TT Can compete with the BMW Z4 and Z4 Coupe,MB SLK,Porsche CAYMAN ?

JUGNU----->THE CARMAN


mtnplaymtnplay - 4/7/2006 1:38:22 PM
+1 Boost
On its own, its a slightly evolutionary design, but obviously not groundbreaking. It doesn't appeal to me like the Cayman or the pictures of the new BMW Z4 Coupe. Both of those cars have high sex appeal. nice lines, very sleek. The Audi TT still looks like a womans car, and I'm not saying there is anything wrong with that, it is what it is. But beyond its Bauhaus oriented design, its still doesnt get my male motor running. Nice car, but doesnt get my testoserone boiling when I look at it. If Audi is trying to appeal to the female sports coupe buyer, then I think they have a fine automobile here. But, for guys.....I don't think so.


RealSanaiiRealSanaii - 4/7/2006 2:51:46 PM
+1 Boost
Z4 too looks like a woman's car
Z4 coupe now... i dont know... stying is too Banglized...
now the new TT looks much more masculine than the upcoming Z4 coupe, IMO.


JUGNUJUGNU - 4/8/2006 7:36:11 AM
+1 Boost
I respect your opinion,but don't tell me that A TT is a 911 or 911-like.Pleaseeeeee

If u say this,then i have an answer,even Beetle is very evolutionary.But is it's evolution make it anything near to the 911.

I also like Audis,but the truth is a truth,which is that, till now there is no sports Car Audi have which can be compare to a porsche.
But BMW,MB do have them.

Thats why people put MB,BMW above the Audi.

JUGNU


JUGNUJUGNU - 4/8/2006 7:36:11 AM
+1 Boost
I respect your opinion,but don't tell me that A TT is a 911 or 911-like.Pleaseeeeee

If u say this,then i have an answer,even Beetle is very evolutionary.But is it's evolution make it anything near to the 911.

I also like Audis,but the truth is a truth,which is that, till now there is no sports Car Audi have which can be compare to a porsche.
But BMW,MB do have them.

Thats why people put MB,BMW above the Audi.

JUGNU


JUGNUJUGNU - 4/8/2006 7:40:32 AM
+1 Boost
And one more thing MN_AUDI

Audi people have created two concepts,Shooting brake and the Roadjet from whom this TT is dreived from.

They even didn't consider the old TT's design so much to influence this car,but it's by chance that the OLD TT IS STILL REFLECTING FROM IT.

PLZ believe me,it looks like there intensions were not to mix old TT with the new one.BUT it's by CHANCE.

JUGNU------>THE CARMAN




JUGNUJUGNU - 4/8/2006 7:40:32 AM
+1 Boost
And one more thing MN_AUDI

Audi people have created two concepts,Shooting brake and the Roadjet from whom this TT is dreived from.

They even didn't consider the old TT's design so much to influence this car,but it's by chance that the OLD TT IS STILL REFLECTING FROM IT.

PLZ believe me,it looks like there intensions were not to mix old TT with the new one.BUT it's by CHANCE.

JUGNU------>THE CARMAN




RealSanaiiRealSanaii - 4/8/2006 10:01:44 AM
+1 Boost
wow... i hate comments like that

go talk to ppl who drive a lexus, acura or infiniti
and tell them that they are driving a toyota, honda, or nissan...and see what they would feel.

be respectful.. Golf and TT....do they even look the same?


AlexFXAlexFX - 4/8/2006 10:44:40 PM
+1 Boost
...that R8 test mule is just plain hot. Can't wait to see the finished product.


JMd71JMd71 - 4/8/2006 10:47:39 PM
+1 Boost
Oh, yes, the R8 is smokin'! The TT is also nice, the more I view the images. Should one get the R8 or a TT AND a A6? Choices...


Anim8orAnim8or - 4/10/2006 2:14:42 AM
+1 Boost
The Facts.

There were some incorrect assumptions made in these posts about Audi and its models. Here are some facts that correct them:

- The Shooting Break was NOT a concept for the next A2. The Shooting Break is actually a modified MK2 TT. It was displayed to get a public reaction to a proposed TT hatchback to compete with the Z3/4 coupe. Again, the Shooting Break is actually a modified production TT. One executive did mention that the next A2 design will be based on the Shooting Break, but that is a great oversimplification.

- The new TT is in fact a very performance focused car, unlike its outgoing model. It has a lower center of gravity, has a chassis that is 70% aluminum (and thus much lighter than the MK1 TT) and has a very advanced 'magnetic' suspension option that rivals even Porsche. It is designed to head-to-head with the Z3 coupe.

- The TT is based on VW's Golf platform, but has been significantly altered, and is being produced at an Audi exclusive plant in Hungary. The new TT vastly lighter, flatter and more technologically advanced than a GTI or R32.

- An Audi is NOT a redressed VW (Unlike Lexus, Acura& Infiniti). For example, the A4 and A6 have their own platforms unique to Audi (NOT shared by VW).

- Finally, next year Audi will introduce a groundbreaking new flexible platform architecture that will support the forthcoming A4, A5, and subsequent A6, A8, and eventually TT models. This new architecture (again ONLY used by Audi, not VW) allows for some extraordinary advances. These include rear-biased all-wheel drive that allows perfect weight distribution, shorter front overhangs, and the ability to marry S-Tronic (DSG) transmissions to a longitudinal engine. The recent 'RoadJet' concept was a preview of this new platform and how it would work on a proposed A4 hatchback.




JUGNUJUGNU - 4/10/2006 7:25:19 AM
+1 Boost
"- An Audi is NOT a redressed VW (Unlike Lexus, Acura& Infiniti). For example, the A4 and A6 have their own platforms unique to Audi (NOT shared by VW)".

What do u want to prove.

And i remind u,Audi is going to do this in future,But TOYOTA already Have Flexible platforms.
Like New Innova,Fortuner and Hilux Share the same Flexible Platforms.

Look at your Heading "THE FACTS"
Then only say the facts about THE NEW TT or about any AUDI if u know.
Why bringing LEXUS,Infiniti and ACURA here.Why insulting them and saying Audi is more than these cars.

I don't appreciate this Direct Biass towards a company ?

JUGNU----->THE CARMAN


JUGNUJUGNU - 4/10/2006 7:25:19 AM
+1 Boost
"- An Audi is NOT a redressed VW (Unlike Lexus, Acura& Infiniti). For example, the A4 and A6 have their own platforms unique to Audi (NOT shared by VW)".

What do u want to prove.

And i remind u,Audi is going to do this in future,But TOYOTA already Have Flexible platforms.
Like New Innova,Fortuner and Hilux Share the same Flexible Platforms.

Look at your Heading "THE FACTS"
Then only say the facts about THE NEW TT or about any AUDI if u know.
Why bringing LEXUS,Infiniti and ACURA here.Why insulting them and saying Audi is more than these cars.

I don't appreciate this Direct Biass towards a company ?

JUGNU----->THE CARMAN


JCF110JCF110 - 4/10/2006 10:01:35 PM
+1 Boost
I still think it looks like a refreshed version of the old one! I mean what can Audi really do with that car.


RealSanaiiRealSanaii - 4/10/2006 10:13:23 PM
+1 Boost
ummm audi can make it faster?

with the new TT's, they will focus on one thing: performance..
even though it is not FR... they try to make it as sporty as possible with its new suspension and the balance. Also with the new S and RS versions coming.. just wait and see..
Z4 gotta watch out...




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