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2007 Audi TT Coupe 3.2 Quattro S Tronic Road Test : Car Advice | News Blog

2007 Audi TT Coupe 3.2 Quattro S Tronic Road Test

July 20, 2007 by Anthony Crawford  




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“Longer, wider, taller and way more accomplished than the first generation car, the 2007 Audi TT is in another league”

Test Model: 2007 Audi TT Coupe 3.2 quattro with 6-speed S tronic transmission.

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Options Fitted:

  • Metallic paint – $1300 (if any car deserves standard metallic paint it’s the TT – flat colours won’t do
  • Acoustic Parking Rear sensors – $850 (this is pricey for one set of sensors and again, you would expect this as standard kit across the model range, particularly on the 3.2 badged car)
  • Bose speakers – $1300 (I hate to sound repetitive but the TT should get the bees knees when it comes to audio and Bose speakers should be normal kit and a B&O unit should be the option.

Recommended Retail Price: $88,900 – although you can own a TT Coupe 2.0 Turbo FSI manual for $68,900 which is an equally inspiring drive.

  1. Introduction
  2. Background Info
  3. How it Goes
  4. How it Handles
  5. Interior
  6. The Look
  7. Space, Storage and Practicality
  8. Safety Features
  9. Future TT’s

Where it sits:

The 3.2 litre quattro coupe at $88,900 is the muscle car in the TT line up; with significantly more power and torque than its front wheel drive 2.0 litre turbocharged siblings, it sits just below the top shelf 3.2 quattro Roadster at $92,500. You can however, step into a TT Roadster for a modest $77,500 if you choose the 2.0 TSFI powerplant (and that’s with S-tronic). Entry price into the world of TT is $68,900 for the 2.0 TSFI coupe and if you tick S-tronic – $72,500.

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Comments

9 Responses to “2007 Audi TT Coupe 3.2 Quattro S Tronic Road Test”
  1. durnise says:

    i’m really loving the new look audi tt and only have a really girly question which is what colour blue is the tt in the article !!

  2. tony says:

    Hi there durnise, the colour is Petrol Blue.

    There’s a whole bunch of nice colours for the TT range. At first I didn’t like the colour but it sure did grow on me especially the contrast with the off white Nappa leather.

  3. graziella says:

    bet3a2iddddddddd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! very very nice car

  4. Cootified says:

    I’ve just recently taken delivery on my TT after 2 months wait. Trying not to bloat, it such a superb car, the handling feels like you fly around corners like superman! – must be the magnetic suspension. Anyone thinking of buying one, you should!

  5. DANE says:

    This new tt is wonderous.the price is right and it has the luxury and power to go along with it.i think its wayy better than my bmw z4.Thats not an opinion ITS A FACT!

  6. SL says:

    This car is incredible!

  7. Neo Utopia says:

    A white or orange TTS is my pick out of all the TTs, it has less weight, more agility and less emissions than this model.

  8. Natalie says:

    Hi there! I have been reading your comments with interest. I have a 2007 Audi TT 3.2 V6 Quattro total cost $100K. I have been complaining about my DSG gear box and transmission for at least a year now….about every month my car goes into Audi for the DSG and other faults (like the key breaking off in the ignition!!)Just recently it got a lot worse, jerking very badly, dropping down gears, stalling and strange noises were coming from the transmission. So it’s at the dealership while I write this…it has been there for 16 days already and i was told yesterday that they will have it for another 14 days…so 30 in total!! Aparently the Mechatronics box is faulty and is being replaced. And why it is taking so long is because the new box has to come from Germany..then the 1st one arrived damaged…sigh…so we are waiting on box number two!
    In the meantime they have given me a poverty pack A3 to drive which is driving me nuts! So i said to the general manager of my local dealership, ill just drive my car unitl the part arrives to save me driving this A3, to that he said that my car is not safe to drive!! When i asked has it been safe to drive for the last year while they have been telling me nothing is wrong?? and he said well not really…like WTF??!! So I have reported this all to Audi Australia, and they are investigating the job, as they said the time frame was unacceptable aswell. Anyway i look forward to having my car back, but i think i will take the approach, hope for the best…expect the worse when it comes to my car being fixed properly

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