Audi TT 2000Change

Loved it from the first test drive.
Styling is nice and unique.
Interior is like a cockpit, very cool.
Car holds the road in the winter unlike any other.

SO fast, even for a 2000 model. It's a working motor with a lot of in car features. It has leather seats and a blue sleep paint job. The fuel inefficiency is decent, but the exhaust is very loud.

coolest design ever for a car, it is great outside and inside, music, leather, view and navigation can not be better, you gonna love it forever,, it so stylish everyone will be jealous

For the cost this car looks great, achieves decent fuel economy and provides its owner with a reliable all-wheel-drive sports coupe. The cargo space is small, but this car is not meant for family road trips. For me it has been a good looking, reliable commuter coupe that can be driven through all four seasons.

The styling of this car when it first came out was completely different from anything at the time and very different style from Audi in general. Heavily influence by Bauhaus design queues. I talked myself into the coupe at the time as being more "practical" for cargo room. A year later realizing that as I was single at the time I didn't know what I was really going to need cargo room for so I traded it back in for the convertible. I held onto it for another 3 years after that. It was an incredibly fun car to drive and during our all to brief summer I always had the top down if it was over 10C. I bought high performance winter sport tires for it and with Audi's famous Quattro found myself out pulling big SUV's through the snow.

I had also compared to Boxtsers but found that for around town driving the TT just had the perfect balance of great design and a more comfortable ride for our city streets in Toronto. I had a chance to take the TT out to a track day at Mosport with the Audi folks who showed us how incredible these vehicles are and how far they can go performance wise.

I highly recommend this car! It's a lot of fun in either coupe of convertible form. Now I am looking at small SUV's for my growing family - now where does that child seat go in the TT? :)