Article by:
Willem van de Putte
And it’s easy to see (and hear) why because roadsters aren’t that common on the road and when it's an Audi with an RS moniker even more so.
With large front air dams, a fixed-wing at the rear, low and wide stance the TT RS is everything that a roadster should look like. It may not be the most practical car in the car park but that’s the whole point. It's meant to be automotive fun, a car that says “here I am” that not only looks the part but when it comes down to driving plays it too.
And it plays it by virtue of its familiar award-winning 2.5-liter five-cylinder turbo-charged engine that pushes out 294kW and 480Nm to all four wheels with its all-wheel Quattro drive via a seven-speed S Tronic transmission that delivers power as needed between the axles via a multi-plate clutch. Read the full article here.
Google