Is this a good lease on a 225 TT Coupe '02?
01-31-2002, 12:59 PM
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The thing is, I've only driven my friend's not broken-in 225 TT roadster and I wasn't all that impressed, but then I didn't flog it. I'm coming from an S2000 (hydroplaned it into a wall). It's either the TT Coupe or another one.
Think I'll like it as much? Don't care whether it's a coupe or convertible.
Think I'll like it as much? Don't care whether it's a coupe or convertible.
01-31-2002, 01:19 PM
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how did you like the s2k? i've read (at s2ki.com) that quite a few people have lost control...
in your opinion is it the car or "driver error". i'd consider one if i didn't think the back end would come out every time it rained!
01-31-2002, 01:48 PM
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Althought the S2000 is quick, it lacks in other areas imo. I would recommend the 225quattro in that you get better styling, all wheel drive and this car still draws strong looks even today. If you want more power, get a chip for about $500.00 more which would bring you about the same power as the S2000.
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01-31-2002, 03:19 PM
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In terms of getting attention, I think the S2000 has it all over the TT.
I actually like the aggressive looks of the S2000 better. I like the practicality of the TT and its interior better.
If a chipped TT is as fast as a stock S2000 in a straight line, then a chipped TT is fast as a stock S4 in a straight line.
Thanks for your thoughts.
If a chipped TT is as fast as a stock S2000 in a straight line, then a chipped TT is fast as a stock S4 in a straight line.
Thanks for your thoughts.
01-31-2002, 03:21 PM
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The back end will come out in the rain or dry if you don't know how to control it.
If you're doing it on purpose, that's a given it'll oversteer and let you have some fun.
The S2000 is a race car and it's very edgy. I like.
The S2000 is a race car and it's very edgy. I like.
01-31-2002, 03:39 PM
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I respect your opinion, but...
there are more S2000 to Audi TT converts than vice versa. I will not go into details as to why, but whatever you decide, your definetely welcome here as an owner and/or an enthusiast.