Time for change...

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patrickcullen87

Discussion Starter · Mar 20, 2013

Well I've had my R32 for a year now and as much as I love the car I keep finding myself looking at something else! I've got my eye on an Audi TTS. Just looking for everyone's opinion on this? I know people think it's a hairdressers car but am only a 25 year old guy so I think I can get away with that lol anyone had any experience with them?

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Frankie32

· #2 · Mar 20, 2013

patrickcullen87 said:
Well I've had my R32 for a year now and as much as I love the car I keep finding myself looking at something else! I've got my eye on an Audi TTS. Just looking for everyone's opinion on this? I know people think it's a hairdressers car but am only a 25 year old guy so I think I can get away with that lol anyone had any experience with them?

No I have had no experience as a hair dresser or as the receptionist of a hair dresser

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raiden

· #3 · Mar 20, 2013

I'm debating weather to change or not. TT TDI is on my list. A few mates have said to me its gay but I think they look dogs. If you got the money then why the hell not?

Frankie32

· #4 · Mar 20, 2013

raiden said:
I'm debating weather to change or not. TT TDI is on my list. A few mates have said to me its gay but I think they look dogs. If you got the money then why the hell not?

Tbh. I do like the new TT. I'm just messing

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M7NUP

· #5 · Mar 20, 2013

TTRS or nothing you wouldn't buy a 4motion golf instead of an R

Clifford7162

· #6 · Mar 20, 2013

Also don't rule out a Ferrari, I know someone who can get them cheap, now what was his name again hmmm oh yes car32 ! ????

Frankie32

· #7 · Mar 20, 2013 (Edited by Moderator)

Clifford7162 said:
Also don't rule out a Ferrari, I know someone who can get them cheap, now what was his name again hmmm oh yes car32 ! dde26

Lol but why would car32 need a Ferrari his car was quicker than one anyway

patrickcullen87

Discussion Starter · #8 · Mar 20, 2013

M7NUP said:
TTRS or nothing you wouldn't buy a 4motion golf instead of an R

The TTRS is just a completely different kettle of fish though! The running costs would be pretty high compared to the TTS, and everything about it that bit more expensive! Where as I would imagine the TTS to be the same if not cheaper than my R just now.

ESRRA32

· #9 · Mar 20, 2013

Ive had a TTS Cab which had the optional 19" wheels... it does everything the R32 does but without the noise. Slightly better on fuel and maintenance. The main thing i noticed was it looks like a small car on the outside but once your in it, the cabin is huge. Im 6'0" and i sat in it comfortably. Great handling car with the right tyres and MAGNETIC RIDE switched on.

patrickcullen87

Discussion Starter · #10 · Mar 20, 2013

e5rra said:
Ive had a TTS Cab which had the optional 19" wheels... it does everything the R32 does but without the noise. Slightly better on fuel and maintenance. The main thing i noticed was it looks like a small car on the outside but once your in it, the cabin is huge. Im 6'0" and i sat in it comfortably. Great handling car with the right tyres and MAGNETIC RIDE switched on.

Definately worth the switch then yeah?

ESRRA32

· #11 · Mar 20, 2013

i would say so. I had a manual R32 before i had the TTS Cab (also manual) and i enjoyd it just as much - it was also quicker which i liked too. only downside for me was it was Stolen in early Feb so ive gone back to a R32 again.

Benji26

· #12 · Mar 20, 2013

Go drive one dude and then decide. Opinions are great and these guys give great advice but ultimately you will have to live with it.

It is a great car to drive and the interior is plush- regardless of some opinions you are still going to be driving a premium marque car. Just my humble opinion of course.

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VWR

· #13 · Mar 20, 2013

I also had a mk2 TT, but it was the 200bhp 2.0T coupe. I loved the car, and regretted selling it - very well put together.

I don't think you will regret getting one, but the only thing for me is the fact a new one is around the corner, as the mk2 was released in 2006.

As already said, once a TT RS drives by, you will wish you had off got one!!

vrt

· #14 · Mar 20, 2013

Drove a 58plate tts(when new)

It quick and clutch is lighter, better fuel.The noise is like s3/gti nothing like a r32 v6 grumble.
Am 6ft 2"
I found it tight in the cabin,
It only classed as a hairdressers car if you get a rubbish model, but tt-s & tt-rs ain't no hairdressers car i can assure you that.

Like benji said Ppl views and opinion are good as they give you a idea on stuff, But your best going to test drive one and find out for yerself.

Regards
Vrt

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L_O_Z

· #15 · Mar 20, 2013

TTRS look shexy

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