2002 Audi TT....
Discussion
Hi all,
I have been browsing the forums for a good few years but have just got round to posting.
As I am aware most will probably hate the car but thats not a problem I like it and it has served me well the past 2 years. I am now considering a change in the next 12 months to something a little more exotic (well for me anyway) Perhaps a nice M3 CSL or a 911 S. Hopefully it will encourage me not to modify and to just enjoy the car for what it is, insurance may be an issue however
Pictures as always:
Thanks for looking,
Jack
I have been browsing the forums for a good few years but have just got round to posting.
As I am aware most will probably hate the car but thats not a problem I like it and it has served me well the past 2 years. I am now considering a change in the next 12 months to something a little more exotic (well for me anyway) Perhaps a nice M3 CSL or a 911 S. Hopefully it will encourage me not to modify and to just enjoy the car for what it is, insurance may be an issue however
Pictures as always:
Thanks for looking,
Jack
Edited by JDMc on Wednesday 7th January 17:16
Nice, except for the wheels - not my cup of tea.
Re. new car, get a 911! We've got a BM and a Boxster at the moment - the BMW is a constant pain in th arse (1 year old cars shouldn't costantly be broken), whilst the Porsche is just awesome in every respect. A 911 would be even better 9if anyone would insure us, lol.
Re. new car, get a 911! We've got a BM and a Boxster at the moment - the BMW is a constant pain in th arse (1 year old cars shouldn't costantly be broken), whilst the Porsche is just awesome in every respect. A 911 would be even better 9if anyone would insure us, lol.
Nice!. A lot of people s
g off the TT but to be honest that is one of the best i've seen in a while. It is very close to original design concept. Clean lines, low stance. None of those ugly spoilers Audi plastered on it to stop them getting sued. I remember seeing it at he 98(?) motorshow and thinking it looked uber-cool. Then a million hairdressers bought them (in silver) and they were everywhere! It may have put people off but that is surely a testament to the purity of the design?
g off the TT but to be honest that is one of the best i've seen in a while. It is very close to original design concept. Clean lines, low stance. None of those ugly spoilers Audi plastered on it to stop them getting sued. I remember seeing it at he 98(?) motorshow and thinking it looked uber-cool. Then a million hairdressers bought them (in silver) and they were everywhere! It may have put people off but that is surely a testament to the purity of the design?Graham,
Thank you for the advice! I have been swaying toward the 911...
Dave,
Agreed, mine is Merlin purple (Hard to see in the pictures) With the Anis yellow (Creme) Interior. So a very different combination to the usual Black/Silver.
This pay people may prefer when I had the Volk Racing wheels on it:
Thank you for the advice! I have been swaying toward the 911...
Dave,
Agreed, mine is Merlin purple (Hard to see in the pictures) With the Anis yellow (Creme) Interior. So a very different combination to the usual Black/Silver.
This pay people may prefer when I had the Volk Racing wheels on it:
A purple TT with cream leather and white bling wheels, sounds hideous to me and should be wrong.... but somehow I quite like it.
nice one, looks good - couldn't work out why it looked a bit different, then i noticed it had no spoiler!
How come it hasn't got the rear spoiler? I thought it was a recall thing (unless it was just older models) that they had spoilers put on, as there were quite a few accidents involving the car losing control?
edit: just realised it's the same car in both sets of pics!
As has already been said, that colour looks awesome - don't think i've seen one like that either
How come it hasn't got the rear spoiler? I thought it was a recall thing (unless it was just older models) that they had spoilers put on, as there were quite a few accidents involving the car losing control?
edit: just realised it's the same car in both sets of pics!
As has already been said, that colour looks awesome - don't think i've seen one like that either
Edited by Owain on Thursday 8th January 15:54
Hollywood Wheels said:
That looks really nice. I think a lot of people just sg off the TT because they think it's 'cool' to do so.
I sg off the TT because they think it's 'cool' to do so.g them off because every one I've driven has been a horrible let down dynamically, however I understand the driving experience can be pepped up immeasurably with a few subtle tweaks under the skin, ARB's etc. OP's car looks lovely though..... 
I'm not normally a fan of TT's, but see this one everyday (I live up the road from you) & really like it. I honestly don't think the photo's do it justice, its such a nice colour & smooth simple lines.
with regards to the wheels, they're a bit marmite - you'll either love them or hate them. I personally like them, but thought they looked alot better when you had them in the same colour as the body work. have you any pics of it at that stage?
with regards to the wheels, they're a bit marmite - you'll either love them or hate them. I personally like them, but thought they looked alot better when you had them in the same colour as the body work. have you any pics of it at that stage?
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