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2016 Audi TT Roadster Specs Review, Price, Engine Changes

2016 Audi TT Roadster Specs Review - Born as a coupe version, but today the TT is getting popular as a richly formed roadster. For 2016 model year, Audi is trying to grow more those TT Roadsters, and in a much improved redesign. The third-gen TT Roadster gets key improvements on the exterior which defines the new TT Roadster's face.

Though the old generations had performed well, as Audi says, customers should at least notice a very freshening look. Staring at the sheet-metal, not-so-big differences can be found as it looks stiffer gained from fresh carving. And now, the coming-soon TT Roadster's hood even shares its space to relocate its Audi rings. The grille is also redesigned in a more fighting style, look at the R8. One of the brake light is expanded connecting the tail lights. As a roadster, the Audi TT will still be a great choice to drive trough big busy states. The outstanding MQB weight saving system will significantly give a big reduction to be lighter - more driving systems and more fun features. While the big changes come from new structured dashboard, it just looks more elegant than before. With a wider TFT display is extra comfort for drivers. The future Audi vehicle concept likely pays more attention to front cargo, on the 2016 TT Roadster, for instance, you'll the front-passenger seats more spacious.

2016 Audi TT Roadster Review

The 2016 Audi TT Roadster offers two choices of 2.0L TFSI's with different output. In the 2016 TT Roadster, the engine generates 220-hp, while the TTS version has ampler power more than 70-hp. Sadly, only the TT Roadsters will land into the U.S. auto market. The TT's engine works together with a 6-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission - it's smooth and amusing, even the engine vibrates less. The EPA ratings doesn't confirm yet but the TT's fuel economy is expected to touch nearly 25 mpg/city and over 32mpg/hwy. While for 0-60 sprint speed Audi has predicted to accomplish in 5 seconds, running 155 miles per hour at the top speed.

All 2016 TT Roadsters are based on four-wheel mechanism, it differs from the original MQB which adopts front-wheel drive. In sort, running in high speeds can be easier with that optimized power. You won't find any rear seats as in the coupe version, utilizing that part to fold the fabric top much faster. Drivers should also gain more comfort from a lower body and classier cabin including its abundant features.

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Considering capability and convenience with its tough rivals such as Nissan 370Z and BMW Z4, the TT Roadster doesn't quit offering sportier packaging which others have less. Audi has not yet announced the new TT's MSRP pricing, expect to just go up wisely. The 2016 Audi TT Roadster is coming into the U.S dealerships this summer.