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Audi TT 1998 - 2006
Audi TT, 1998 - 2006
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The Audi TT is a sports car built with 2 + 2 coupe and convertible aluminum bodies on the Volkswagen Group PQ34 platform, which was also used by the Volkswagen Golf Mk4, Skoda Octavia and others. Originally introduced as a conceptual model, it received a great deal of attention and was put into series production. TT design is definitely noteworthy - futuristic regular lines and curves intertwine, this is called "industrial design". The car’s design has set the guidelines for future models and not just Audi. Audi TT engines are transversely mounted and driven by the front or all-wheel drive (quattro system). The TT was originally produced with a 1.8-liter turbo four-cylinder 20-valve engine with 180 hp or 225 hp, and was later introduced with a 250 hp 3.2-liter VR6 variant. There were problems with the Audi TT as well - the first models were very unstable at high speeds, so many cars were canceled. An electronic stability program has been installed, a rear spoiler has been fitted, and the suspension has been improved. Among car enthusiasts, the TT has earned itself as a car of exclusive design with a well-designed interior, powerful engines and a relatively large trunk (coupe version). The downsides are the very narrow rear seat, the lack of side support in the front seats and some minor faults.
The name TT is derived from a long-running motorcycle race in the UK called the Isle of Man TT (Tourist Trophy). In 1911, the Audi company, then known as NSU, also took part in this competition.
 
TT also means Technology & Tradition.
 
The Audi TT was notorious for instability when reaching and exceeding 180 km / h, so all TTs were integrated with Electronic Stability Program ESP, a small rear spoiler was designed and some suspension improvements were made.
 
The Audi TT took an honorable second place in the 2000 North American election, second only to the Ford Focus.
 
Car and Driver magazine selected this car among the top ten in 2000 and 2001.
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