Which is the most reliable Audi TT?

The Mk3 Audi TT is the one you can currently buy on dealer lots with a brand-new warranty. Not for long, though, as this is the end of the line. This third-generation Audi TT is probably the best, objectively speaking. It’s the fastest by far, in any iteration, it has the best tech and it’s the sharpest to drive.

Which is the best Audi TT to buy?

Best Audi TT for… Diesel is the obvious choice if you want the most efficient TT. The 2.0-litre TDI ‘Ultra’ engine can return up to 62.8mpg and costs just £30 a year to tax (for most second-hand versions), but is still a strong enough performer to make this TT feel like a proper sports car.

Is Audi TT reliable?

Our annual Driver Power satisfaction survey suggests Audi has reliability issues, but safety isn’t a problem area for the TT. Audi placed 16th (out of 30 car makers) in the manufacturer rankings for the 2019 Driver Power owner satisfaction survey, ahead of BMW in 25th and Mercedes 26th.

Which Audi is most reliable?

In addition to the A4 being named most reliable car of 2019, Audi also has the most models in the top 15, with the Audi A1 debuting in 10th, and the A3 coming in 11th….Volkswagen.

Is the Audi TT a good car to buy?

Should You Buy a TT? If you are looking for a fun, powerful, stylish sports coupe that is also good in the snow, the all wheel drive TT is your best bet in this price range. Its sister cars- the Infiniti G35 or the Nissan Z, both have rear wheel drive.

Which is the most reliable car on the market?

The American car with the best-calculated reliability was the Ford Mustang at about 2.3% of vehicles being driven with 150k+ miles. Can you guess what car had the best numbers? Yup, the TT. They found that a whopping 4.3% of Audi TTs were still on the streets with 150,000 miles.

How long did it take to test drive an Audi TT?

I test drove an Audi TT model that was identical to the one I eventually purchased, but in a different color. Like most test drives, this one took about 20 minutes and we drove around the streets closest to the car dealership. I remember thinking about how fun it was and didn’t notice any possible short comings in the car.

Are there any Audi TTS like the Mustang?

But there are some caveats, and when it comes down to it, cars like the TT aren’t going to be produced in numbers like the Mustang or Miata because they are marketed to different people. The Mustang has always been a staple of cheap American power which makes them more disposable in a sense.