2001 Audi TT User Reviews

I Got Mine. You'll Have To Get Your Own. — I've wanted one of these since I saw the concept version(s) in 1995. When the opportunity finally came I took it. For me, it had to be the Coupe, but you at least have the option of going topless if you want.

Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)

Audi Tt — Unbelievably fun car to drive. This car wasn't very practical and was extremely cramped for the driver and passenger. The handling made up for that though. With good tires this car wants to test every corner. Its acceleration is decent and its top speed is lacking but throwing it through an S turn is truly a fun experience

Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)

2001 Audi Tt Reviewed — The Audi TT with 225 HP is built for thrill seekers. it's fast, it turns on a dime and its sexy. The top goes up in 10 seconds and rolls down in the same time. Good on gas too! Maintenance is costly and you will need to put in money towards keeping it running and sounding smooth. The Germans know how to make cars though. Get an Audi

Audi Tt Roadster — best two seater roadster in it's class but must be the 225bhp quattro version then chipped with 5 stage apr chip which makes a hell of a lot faster through the gears

You Either Hate It Or Love It — This is not a typical convertible. When it first came out it was a big bet for Audi because of the "industrial" rounded design but the car soon became a huge success. 2001 was the first year that the 225-horsepower version of the standard turbocharged 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine (180hp) was used for the roadster. The 225hp engine was mated with a 6speed transmission with short throws. This engine is beautiful with quick acceleration (low 6s) and minimum turbo lag compared to the standard 180hp engine. Handling is amazing. This car drives on rails and the steering is very responsive at high speeds. In my opinion All wheel Quattro drive should be the strongest reason for someone to buy an Audi. It is the epitome of German engineering and it's offered as a very cheap option in all Audi models. With the top down this car attracts all the attention. The baseball leather option helps to give the interior a very upscale look. Back in my clubbing days I don't think there was a single Saturday night that I wouldn't get at least three to five numbers thrown to me as I was driving down the club district. My only problem was that with the top down, I never ended up catching many of these numbers anyway. The glass wind screen is a very smart idea. It's deployed with the touch of a button so you don't have to get out of the car to install it, or carry it in the trunk like in many other convertibles. I think the major disadvantage of this car is the has a very tight interior space. With the top up I had one girlfriend that suffered panic attacks every time she would get in my car because she was claustophobic. I also had a hard time parking the car because visibility is really bad form the back small glass window. Boot space is non existent so if you plan on weekend getaways send your suitcases with a cab in advance to your planned destination as you can hardly fit a briefcase in the trunk..