Audi TT
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Audi compact sport coupe (1998-2024). Three generations across MQB platforms. TT RS variant with five-cylinder turbo.
The Audi TT is a compact sport coupe produced from 1998 to 2024 across three generations. The TT was Audi affordable sport coupe, sharing platform with the Volkswagen Golf and various other VW Group products. Notable variants include the TT RS (with 2.5L turbocharged five-cylinder making 395 horsepower) and the TT S (with 2.0 turbocharged four-cylinder). Production of the TT ended in 2024 as Audi pivots toward EVs. The platform was discontinued; no direct successor has been announced. The TT had built a strong following over its 26-year run. On WhipJury, TT submissions are common, particularly TT RS variants and modified TT examples.
TT generations
First (1998-2006). 1.8T or 3.2 VR6.
Second (2006-2014). 2.0T, 3.2 VR6, or 2.5 turbo five.
Third (2015-2024). 2.0T or 2.5 turbo five.
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