Audi TT Quattro 1.8 (225bhp)

I have owned my TT 225 roadster for 2 years. Okay the boot is big enough for a thimble sized overnight bag but I didn't buy it to carry suitcases and the weekly shop. I bought it to have some fun in life. When the sun is out there's nothing finer the feel the awesome power of such a little car. It sounds fantastic and holds the road extremely well. I never got stuck in the snow this winter and would definitely recommend it. It is heavy on juice but they are not for those who want to cruise. I had a Lexus is200 before and much prefer the raw power of the TT.

Beautiful stylish car, ahead of it's time 10 years ago. The Quattro holds the road brilliantly even in the snow and ice. Very reliable powerful 225 bhp engine. Medium sized boot somewhat spoiled by the fact the rear seats do not fold down completely but stay at an obstinate 45 degree angle! In built 6 CD changer, Bose sound system, heated leather front seats, 6 speed gearbox, 10 year anti-rust warranty, superb build quality as you would expect from Audi. Totally recommended if you like speed and style.

The only downside is the measly 29.9 mpg and with petrol prices like they are it's an expense I can no longer justify.

The Audi TT 225 BHP is the ultimate car which not only turns heads but gives the the extra edge in the way the car performs and handles itself, this car is purley for the one's who knows how to roll on the streets, its concept design leaves you with nothing but satisfaction, ok maybe the boot could be bigger but the power behind this small engine is brilliant the quattro is definatly superb!! the only thing i could fault is suitable cup holders..!! finally would recommend to anyone who wants to buy a mini sports car which has power handling and looks, for good value for money,

The 225bhp version Coupe is the one to go for. Its quick off the mark and there aren't many cars that can give it a run for its money at the traffic light drag strip.

Some people complain about the harsh ride but its 2 seater sports coupe, what do you expect - if you want comfort get a Mercedes or Lexus.

No real complaints here really apart from there is no where to put your Macdonalds Cola unless you purchase a cup holder which can cost upwards of £80..!!

The boot space is excellent for this class of vehicle and I can quite easily fit the weeks food shop for 2 adults and a baby with no problem. A set of golf clubs can be swallowed whole if you put the seats down (coupe version) and snowboard and gear will fit nicely with the weekend bag too.

The quattro system is as safe as houses and it will make sure you don't lose your footing in the wet, snow or anything else nature cares to throw at you however - that doesn't mean you can be a silly boy and corner at extreme speeds.

For an everyday car... young professional... all that it lacks is space in the trunk... it is meant for a certain kind of individual... the kind that likes smooth clean lines and reliable looks. Of course there are newer cars out there... please don't say the 350Z... it looks weak!!! Yes the Porsche 911 is the stand alone... and the TT was the first to deviate the automobile design world... ask yourself... 15 years from now... when it becomes a classic... why didn't you hang onto one?

This car can't be beaten pound-for-pound, I have driven Astons, BMW, Porsches and Mercedes, and none compare.

The Audi TT Quattro is superb, especially in ice and snow. It keeps you on every corner even at high speeds. Great overall performance and reliability

This is a review of the 225BHP TT (the 180BHP version is purely a possers car without the power).

In the style game this car is very hard to fault, its smooth outside lines are always attractive from any angle, while the interior is a genuine work of art.

The TT is now not as uncommon as it was in the early days.... in London you'll see more TTs on your way to work than the new Mini (ie. VERY common)...... not good if you like something out of the ordinary.

Performance wise is where the TT fails to deliver...... on paper it has all the right ingredients for an exciting drive..... on the road the TT doesn't seem to live up to expectations. In a straight line the TTs pace is very good..... enought to see off the Max Power Nova brigade. Round corners the TT has plenty of grip and electronic aids to help keep you on the road. The areas where the TT fail are in driver involvement...... the steering is vauge, there is no sense of speed, the gear change could be better..... all in all this is not a good drivers car.