You, sir, are the devil on my shoulder :evil:james28 said:Op i dont think you will regret buying the ttrs
Supercar quick point to point and a great place to sit.
Any TT RS owners, past or present?
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I almost like the Scirocco but only from a couple of angles. The big killer for me is that you can't easily chuck a bike in it! The TT is bizarrely capacious. It's this that rules out the Cayman for me too.mr wilks said:
With my practical A3 Quattro, I keep finding myself missing the nice big boot in the TT! I drove the TT all the way over to Pembrokeshire from Bristol a couple of years ago. It took about 3.5 hours. I also took my road bike. And my luggage for the weekend. And my 6 ft 5 meathead mate. And his road bike. And his luggage for the weekendmr wilks said:TT more spacious than a Scirocco
Id need convincing on that one :?
Cayman a, different configuration altogether
I've had one this past 4 years along with the MC. It's quicker than an M and much more useable and relevant in the real world. It's fast, but I just don't find myself wanting to drive it fast.... :?
Mine has been very expensive to maintain though, lot's of little bits have gone wrong with it and I think I've spent in the best part of £5k in maintenance in 4 years. The missus now hates the thing and can't wait for it to go now
Mine has been very expensive to maintain though, lot's of little bits have gone wrong with it and I think I've spent in the best part of £5k in maintenance in 4 years. The missus now hates the thing and can't wait for it to go now
I tended to find that my TT made elevated cornering speeds so easy that faster speeds were no effort for me or for the car. So although I wasn't necessarily trying to drive fast, I was pushing on. I think I sort of know what you mean though!Angelus666 said:
Do you mind listing what broke in those four years? I had a suspension spring, a turbo actuator and a window regulator fail on my TT in 3 years/70,000 miles, which I thought was reasonable enough. It was on 150,000 miles when I sold it.Angelus666 said:Mine has been very expensive to maintain though, lot's of little bits have gone wrong with it and I think I've spent in the best part of £5k in maintenance in 4 years. The missus now hates the thing and can't wait for it to go now
That's really interesting. I've gone straight from a TT Quattro S Line to an A3 Quattro S Line, both using the same engine, and find the A3 an absolute bore to drive after the TT! I can see why you wouldn't really class the TT as a true sports car in its feel. After all, it's a front-engined, 4WD, 1.5 tonne car with four seats. It won't be a weekend/sunny day car for me so I'm looking for an all-rounder again rather than a spritely toy to chuck down narrow roads at the flick of a wristChris1712 said:
