who says tt's aren't practical....1 bike and 2 kayaks and tons of room inside to spare.
09-04-2006, 01:15 PM
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who says tt's aren't practical....1 bike and 2 kayaks and tons of room inside to spare.
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09-04-2006, 02:10 PM
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Anyone that does not own a TT thinks they are tiny little things where you can barely get yourself
inside the car. I have always been amazed at what I can pack inside and now, with your pic, what can go up on top.
09-05-2006, 04:25 AM
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TT Practicality - Coupe vs. Roadster
When I got my first TT, a 225 Coupe, I thought that was a stretch in practicality and opted for the utility of the hatch and fold down seats in preference to the convertible. I was very impressed with what I was able to carry and would not consider that car at all impractical for a two person car.
While recently considering a Roadster to replace the Coupe, I conceded to forego space in preference to top down driving. Once again, though beyond expectation, the utility of the car is not an issue. Of course, the car has its limits, but between the storage behind the seats and the trunk space, the fun vs. practicality factor remains high.
While recently considering a Roadster to replace the Coupe, I conceded to forego space in preference to top down driving. Once again, though beyond expectation, the utility of the car is not an issue. Of course, the car has its limits, but between the storage behind the seats and the trunk space, the fun vs. practicality factor remains high.
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