Its alright.

not an audi fan but i'd like to take it to the house

The style is just OK and the latest engines are strong, but the best parts are the balance of the chassis and the quality of the interior. BTW, I'm too old and fat to be a yuppie.

OK

Bad Ass

This car doesn't do much for me from a design perspective. I'm sure it's at least moderately fun to drive, though.

but I wouldn't have one

sweet

hott!!!

5

Pretty cool.

A GREAT luxury sports car. Excellent chasis and a best in class 2.0T Audi powerplant.

Great running rig. I like them and might buy one.

Don't know too much about this car. Audi is pretty popular though

I've heard they are pretty fun to wag around.

It's a cute little car - but a bit yuppie for my taste.

I own the 2001 TT Quattro 220hp Manual 6 speed.  I just cannot believe anyone would criticize this car.  It hugs the ground, jumps off the line, and glides like a dream. It has perfect suspension and responsiveness and the control from the all wheel drive and electronic stabilizing system are great. Inside is absolutely one of the most comfortable cars I've owned (also enjoyed a Mercedes 190E, Saab 900, and a Volvo 850 GLT). The extended warranty drives me nuts, but that is a JM&A issue.  This is a great car, and absolutely gorgeous - it set the standard for contemporary car design, clearly a modern classic (and without the convertible to break up the body lines, it trounces the roadster in appearance)

Fun little car to ride around in. Pretty quick and handle nice too.

It's one fun car to own. I've read here that they don't handle well...huh? I've owned 5 Nissan Z's over the years...all engine and a whole lot of plastic. I didn't think that Zs handled all that well. As for the Germans not knowing how to build a sports car ... I'll have some of what you're smoking.

Look at what i wrote about the TT Roadster.

Nice car, right amount of power and a pleasure to drive all day.

Eh, I don't go for smaller cars, so I wouldn't go for this.

I am sorry to say this, but germans do not know how to make a sports car

Audi can build some amazing automobiles, unfortunately this is not one of them. Odd styling, no power and overpriced.

This thing isn't a sports car, its a joke. 180hp!? Do you realize how expensive this is? If I'm going to pay $35,000 for a sports car it better have more than 180hp! Not mention it really doesn't handle well at all. People who like this car (and can't BS anyone with claims of good acclereation with only 180hp) because of Audi's yuppy image make up claims of great handling because this car really has nothing to offer. This Beetle-looking thing is just a major waste of money.

This car looks like a VW Beetle with birth defects. Ugly as sin. Not mention it has no balls...its so slow it makes me sick. This car has no redeeming value...it would be overpriced at half of what they ask for it.

I finnally drove one of these today: MY MUSTANG IS FASTER!! It doesn't handle as well as all of you claim either. Its slow and ugly. My verdict: YUPPIE CRAP! Buy a REAL sports car for the money you can spend on this Beetle looking monstrosity.

I owned the coupe (17" wheels, FWD, 180 HP) for a year -- most fun driving I've ever had (before I got the Roadster). Great handling, braking, cornering and acceleration. Wonderful design and attention to detail -- and great storage/practicality to boot!

The high door sills bugged me. I felt like I was peering over the top and you can't rest your arm on them without it being at a 45 degree angle. The engine is also weak. I have a Eclipse GST now and there is no comparing the two. The fit and finish, however, is excellent.

Breathtakingly beautiful -- I stop and stare each time I see one. The interior is as striking as the exterior.

The most adorable sports car I have seen to date.

This is the best looking design I've seen for a car in a long time

Who created the TT. It looks like crap