February 4th, 2008 
admin Audi TT Roadster
Manufactured by the renowned German automaker Audi, the TT version has been extremely popular with sports car enthusiasts since its introduction.
The Audi TT is classified as a sports car and it is available as a two seater roadster or a 2+2 coupe. The development of this high-quality vehicle goes back to 1994 and the main design concepts were brainstormed at the Audi design Center in California.
A year later (1995) the Audi TT was featured at the Frankfurt auto show as a concept car and soon after the project was given a green light. Most of the design and the original concept has remained intact quite rare among concept vehicles.
The Audi TT is well into its second iteration and is still very popular with sports car and roadster enthusiasts
First-generation:
This original vehicle was launched as a coupe in 1998 and the two seater roadster version was introduced to the market one year later (1999) -- the engine feature in this generation was a 1.8L Turbo I4, 3.2L VR6, the transmission configuration is available as a five speed manual or automatic as well as a six speed automatic or DSG.
The first few TT's gained extensive media coverage and were very popular as affordable entry level sports cars.
Second-generation:
As it is expected from later generations the Audi TT (8J) features a beautiful and refined design which was first unveiled at the 2005 Tokyo motor show as a concept vehicle, the body style shown was a two door hatchback. Later on the 2006 Audi relaunched second-generation which is built with aluminum at the front and steel in the rear, this was done in order to improve the balance and handling of this performance vehicle, it is also available in front or all-wheel-drive (Quattro)
According to its design performance and features the second-generation vehicle entered the car and driver magazine 10 best list for 2000 and 2001 and has continued to be a very popular choice among sports car enthusiasts.
2008 Audi TT Roadster 3.2 S tronic by Edmunds' Inside Line
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