Used 2016 Audi TTS for Sale near Georgetown, TX

Those who find Audi’s audacious and reworked 2016 TT not quite radical enough can shell out considerably more swag for the similarly re-styled and perk-laden 2016 TTS. Available in either hardtop Coupe or drop-top Roadster form, both variations of this snazzy Audi come in a single 2.0T Quattro trim, with said Quattro designation underlining the standard intelligent all-wheel-drive configuration (iAWD) that’s been a TT tradition since its inception some 15 years back. Like its lesser non-S cousin, the upcoming year’s TTS premium compact coupe and convertible manifestations get a bunch of upgrades, including the shedding of some 110 pounds of curb weight via an aluminum hood, seat frames, and body panels, while engine components are also made of lighter-weight stuff. Additionally, the next-gen TTS boasts a wider, fancier grille and reworked headlights, not to mention sitting a bit lower to the ground. Further additions for the upcoming model year also include a new 12.3-inch infotainment display bolstering upgraded-for-2016 multimedia technology. Powering the 2016 TTS editions is a 2.0-liter turbocharged inline 4-cylinder (I4) engine with a hefty dollop of ponies added for next year. Boasting a standard 6-speed auto-manual transmission, which reviewers fervently hope will be accompanied by the 6-speed manual transmission that's currently an option for European versions, this force-fed 4-cylinder will put out 310 hp and 280 lb-ft of torque. Mileage estimates from the re-worked I4 are, of course, not available, but another Euro-centric perk that reviewers wish would make it over to the U.S. is a peppy and fuel-efficient turbodiesel powerplant. And that might happen—stay tuned! In any case, standard profile perks in both the TTS Coupe and Roadster editions for the upcoming model year include a sport-tuned suspension and dual-pipe sport exhaust system, 19-inch alloy wheels with performance tires, heated power-adjustable mirrors, and a rear spoiler, all of which complement this sporty Audi’s new look for 2016. Inside, a slew of upgrades to materials (leather and genuine alloy), layout, and color choices are bolstered by returning premium leather upholstery, heated power-adjustable sport front seats, and full power accessories. Cruise control also returns, as do telescoping tilt-wheel steering, a remote garage door opener, and an auto-dimming rear-view mirror. Techno-goodies, meantime, include the new-for-2016 12.3-inch infotainment screen as a further upgrade to the Bluetooth-interfaced multimedia functions, as well as a returning 225-watt Bose premium audio system with CD player, 12 speakers, and satellite radio. Options-wise, both the 2016 TTS Coupe and Roadster variants can be equipped with available GPS navigation, rear parking sensors, and lane-keeping assist, not to mention the urban-oriented auto parallel-parking assist feature. Oh, and the newly re-styled high-intensity-discharge (HID) LED headlights are slated to sport a new-for-2016 high-beam function that won’t blind oncoming drivers, but said upgrade will depend on U.S. safety regulations. Anyhow, returning standard safety equipment in both next-gen hard-top and drop-top TTS iterations includes 4-wheel antilock brakes (ABS), front side-mounted airbags with head-protection chambers, daytime running lights, front fog/driving lights, and turn-signal-integrated mirrors. Additionally, a post-collision safety system and a remote antitheft alarm also remain standard.