Following two official teaser images of the TT RS released by Audi a couple of days ago, more images of the most powerful TT ever has emerged on the Internet. This time round, there are some images of the convertible TT RS, that will join its hard top sibling in showrooms. A turbocharged 2.5 litre inline 5 with direct injection is expected to power the TT RS, which should be good for about 340HP and 450Nm of torque.
The power plant is expected to be coupled with either a 6 speed manual or a 7 speed S-Tronic twin clutch transmission. Audi also revealed that it would take slightly less than 5 seconds for the TT RS to hit the 100 km/h mark, and that the TT RS would go on to reach speeds of up to 250 km/h. Thanks to the Audi Space Frame principle, the TT RS would also offer excellent power to weight ratio.
The TT RS with Audi’s all wheel drive Quattro setup also features a distinctive rear diffuser, apart from large air vents, a fixed boot spoiler and other upgrades and features worthy of the RS designation such as performance brakes, RS insignias, improved interior and so on. Both Coupe and Roadster models should hit European showrooms by the second quarter of this year, after its debut at the Geneva Motor Show on March 3rd.
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Audi TT is improving while Evora still not come out yet!
model is ok
what's ur point misterbenjo ?
munky said,
February 24, 2009 @ 10:26 pm · Reply with quote
what’s ur point misterbenjo ?
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My point is Lotus Evora targeting Porsche Boxster and Audi TT customers.while rivals keep improving ,Lotus modest 278HP Evora still not in production.They need to produce it fast to catch up with already established rivals.
kah kah kah, i dont know there are new features to reply here. Poor me.
the tt just got better.
btw, audi malaysia having promo for tt. The TT special edition. got some extra stuff thrown in i think.