Local dealer confirmed TT 2.0 Quattro engine will be bumped up to 211HP.
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Mk2 TT is a low volume car.
Like I previously said in another post, if Audi North America sold as many TT's in the U.S. as the U.K.... we would have the manual here. It comes down to cost of getting the cars certified vs. the amount of cars sold. America's love affair with the TT is long gone... The A5/S5 will replace that niche for the US. Dealers are sold out of those and have a queue that's a year out!
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from everything I have read and heard.....
the TT is already at 211 hp stock. Audi under rates their engines, so the question will be is.... how much heavier will it be with the quattro parts on and will that keeps the times between the two about the same.