Compared to its BMW Z4 and Mercedes-Benz SLK competition, the Audi TT roadster traditionally comes across as a somewhat more serious car, and most enthusiasts consider it handicapped given its front-drive-based platform (which is shared with the VW Golf). But as the car evolved through its two previous generations, its Quattro all-wheel-drive system has served as both a differentiator and a performance booster, and its compact bones have translated to space-efficient packaging and an easy-to-drive, tossable character. READ MORE ››
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