Audi TT 3.2 Quattro

25 February 2015 Redazione Budget Cars

BUDGET CARS

The Audi TT mkI is a great example of how a concept car can safely be put into production without necessarily compromising the line of a futuristic prototype, which was able to make such a stir at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1995. It’s been 20 years since it came to light and something less from the birth of the first series of TT, which is still fresh and fun to drive, thanks to a minimum expense and operating costs easy to bear. The version that we recommend, in terms of exclusivity, is the 3.2 Quattro, equipped with a V-6 and 250-horsepower, all-wheel drive and the ability to have the automatic dual-clutch 6-speed DSG gearbox. Close and similar in many aspects to the Golf V R32, the TT V6, has plenty of character, thanks to its unique shape and the sporty but extremely comfortable interior. Performance are a little bit in contrast with the size of the engine, in fact, even despite a great handling, this TT is not a lightning bolt. But a V6 can give satisfaction, that a simple 1.8T, is not able to give. Note that with less than 10,000 € you have full choice between all TT, both mkI and mkII, excluding the S and RS version. The choice is yours.

AUDI TT 3.2 QUATTRO (1998-2006)
Layout – front-engined, all-wheel-drive
Engine – V6 cylinder 3.2cc
Transmission – 6-speed automatic gearbox
Power – 250 hp / 320 Nm
Weight – 1490 kg
Acceleration – 6,3 sec.
Top Speed – 250 kph
Price – from 8.000 €