Hyundai Tucson Vs. Nissan Rogue: Compare Cars
In a few short years, what difference. Now, the set of compact crossovers is superior, and some of... Read More
- #5LEADERBOARD RANK
- 5162ARTICLES CONTRIBUTED
- 111COMMENTS POSTED
Around The Web
retractable rear spoiler
power convertible roof rises or falls in seconds
FEATURES | 8 out of 10
Expert Quotes:
retractable rear spoiler
Kelley Blue Book
power convertible roof rises or falls in seconds
Washington Post
It's well equipped in base trim, and the 2011 Audi TT can be optioned up to include some substantial creature comforts, even as the price tag climbs uncomfortably close to $50,000.
The standard-issue Audi TT has standard Sirius satellite radio; cruise control; power windows/locks/mirrors; leather upholstery; and an auxiliary jack for audio players. As it climbs through various packages, the TT adds on rear parking sensors; LED interior lighting and xenon headlamps; heated sport seats; premium Bose speakers; and a trunk pass-through.
Bluetooth is now standard across the TT lineup.
A navigation system is optional on all models, as is a "baseball optic" leather trim package. There's an S-Line package that brings the more pedestrian TT a sharper look with details borrowed from the TTS. Heated seats also are options, as is magnetic ride control on the TT coupe and roadster.
The TTS model sports a Silk Nappa leather and Alcantara interior with aluminum trim. This year it gets new fog lights, 19-inch wheels, 10-way power front seats and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. Both versions of the TTS have a Sport button that tweaks the settings of the magnetic ride suspension.
On the TT roadster, the convertible top is manually operated unless you pay for power controls. When it's raised, the roof quiets the cabin well, though it cramps the TT's style a bit.
Conclusion
The 2011 Audi TT isn't a sportscar bargain, but the coupe and convertible have a fair amount of luxury features as standard equipment.
