Overall I simply love this car. Its the second TT I have owned and will not be my last if Audi continues to build it. The car gets great gas mileage considering its performance and plenty of looks, stares and questions at the gas pump. I would highly recommend it.
when i picked up the car, the the right rear break light wasn't working. the sales told me to just gave me the car without checking it. I didn't know until i got pull over by police. i got a ticket 3 hours after i leave your store. and the ticket costed me $300 to hire an attorney. and then i got flat tire a month later i got the car. i went to the dealership, they told me they didn't find any hole on the tire. the tires just too old and and thin and the lacks is from somewhere close to rim. i called the sales but he told me tire is not under warrenty. so i paid another $1600 to replace all 4 tires since its all wheel drive, i can't just replace one. i bought the car with a broken rare light on the first day, and the tire only last 30 days.
Looks can be deceiving, what looks good outside is not necessarily true inside� My wife and I are unfortunate owners of 2 Audi vehicles. I figured after the dismal interior quality and frequent repairs of our first Audi, a 2006 A3, would prevent my wife from buying another Audi. If Audi is a luxury vehicle brand than I recommend buying the extended warranty to the maximum amount/coverage possible! From my experience, I would have only lost time and less money repairing the following items that have broken since owning the A3: all four interior door handles (I only fixed one, at a cost of $300), 2 window regulators (that failed within weeks of each other), Coolant flange, 2 sun roof sunshade latches, fan motor controller (failed with Audi precision and impeccable timing, during a cold, heavy rain when I really needed to use the defroster to see out of my windows), the middle seat belt that locks up when the seat is lowered and has to be reset, drink holder latch snapped off and finally a CV Boot splitting open, flinging lube all over. Nope, the stupid shall be punished (that�s me) because my wife fell in love with a used 2006 TT with 30K miles on it and had to buy it (at least it was cheaper than the A3). So far after 2 months of ownership, I only have 2 complaints. A turn signal light bulb that failed, and an annoying creaking sunshade that refuses to be quiet when driving on rough roads. I don�t drive the vehicle much, but when I do it is fun to drive, almost Mustang-like with the throaty sound of the engine and great throttle response (unlike the severe turbo and DSG lag I experience with the A3). What really amazed me, is the completely different interior, door handles that haven�t separated and quality feel to the seats and the interior overall. Despite banging the side of my head a few times when getting into the low rooflined TT, so far this vehicle has been less disappointing then the down market Audi Catera� Uh I mean the Audi A3 that suffers the same affliction the Cadillac Catera did when GM tried to reach down market from what I�ve heard (I�ve never owned a Catera, but I did have a Fleetwood, that left me dead on the road in the desert with a blown rear main seal after 60K miles, so I can believe it). So if you are thinking about buying an Audi, stay away from the A3, but the TT so far is decent and fun to drive.
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