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A light that failed
smerdyakov, 04/15/2018
2018 Audi TT RS quattro 2dr Coupe AWD (2.5L 5cyl Turbo 7AM)
More than a year ago I began to see articles in the automotive press about a new version of the TT RS. I continued to follow reports about that car, and, when it began to appear in this country, I started to look for one. It took about five weeks to find one, but yesterday, 3-13-18, I took delivery of TT RS VIN WUACSAFVXJ1902122. I bought from Cary Audi in NC, and received excellent … service from them, especially from the salesman, Jonathan Christie.
I am very pleased with my new car. I had been driving a 2017 Porsche Cayman S, and I think that the RS is superior in nearly every respect. My only reservation is the exterior styling. My car is white, and it looks somewhat like an angry refrigerator. However, one spends most of one’s time inside the car, not outside looking at it. There is no better interior than that of an Audi, both from ergonomic and styling points of view.
The car that turned me against my Cayman was the 2018 S3 that I bought last November. I eventually found that I preferred driving that car to driving my Porsche, for a variety of reasons.
This is a superb car, one of the best I have owned. It is remarkable in every respect. Driving it is addictive.
This update is made on 1-8-20.
I made the first review after only having hade the car for a few weeks. As time went on, I became increasingly frustrated, mainly due to the poor ride and tire noise. The car was equipped with 20-255/30 tires, far too low a profile for normal use. I once had 2012. TT RS that had 19” wheels which were much better. In addition, there was no internal hatch release, which meant that the very heavy hatch could only be opened from outside the car. After a little more than a year, I traded this car for a Porsche Cayman, which was superior in every respect. The old rule of “never buy a car that you haven’t driven” was proved in this case. Had I compared this car to a Porsche before purchase, I would never have bought it.
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