2008 Audi TT
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Miles Overview
This is Audi's compact sports coupe and roadster, the TT, a car that's been a stylish entry point into the brand since the early 2000s. It's genuinely fun to drive, with sharp steering and a chassis that feels eager through corners, though the ride is firm and it sits low to the ground. The cabin is a highlight, with high-quality materials and a design that still looks modern, but the rear seats are tiny and tall drivers will find it snug. Owners love the styling and the all-weather grip of Quattro, but expect higher maintenance costs and some electrical gremlins as the miles pile up. This TT has the larger 3.2L six-cylinder and standard Quattro all-wheel drive, making it the more powerful, all-weather choice over the base 2.0T front-drive coupe. The 3.2L I6 makes 250 horsepower and routes it through a six-speed automatic to all four wheels, giving you strong acceleration and planted grip in rain or snow. Expect around 20 mpg combined on premium fuel, and the firm suspension and low driving position are part of the sports-car character, not a comfort compromise.
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Miles Overview
This is Audi's compact sports coupe and roadster, the TT, a car that's been a stylish entry point into the brand since the early 2000s. It's genuinely fun to drive, with sharp steering and a chassis that feels eager through corners, though the ride is firm and it sits low to the ground. The cabin is a highlight, with high-quality materials and a design that still looks modern, but the rear seats are tiny and tall drivers will find it snug. Owners love the styling and the all-weather grip of Quattro, but expect higher maintenance costs and some electrical gremlins as the miles pile up. This TT has the larger 3.2L six-cylinder and standard Quattro all-wheel drive, making it the more powerful, all-weather choice over the base 2.0T front-drive coupe. The 3.2L I6 makes 250 horsepower and routes it through a six-speed automatic to all four wheels, giving you strong acceleration and planted grip in rain or snow. Expect around 20 mpg combined on premium fuel, and the firm suspension and low driving position are part of the sports-car character, not a comfort compromise.
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$291
6% APR for 72 months
*Estimated taxes and fees. All amounts reflect the dealership’s listing. DriversHub assumes no liability for omissions, inaccuracies, or non‑disclosed fees in dealer‑supplied pricing.
Negotiation Potential
6 days at this dealer
Recently listed; the dealer may be less flexible on price.
1 active alternative
Similar vehicles nationwide
Limited availability reduces your negotiating room.
Ask Miles about this car, what it should cost, and how to handle the dealer.
About this Dealer
Independent Dealer
E&A Truck Sales is a independent dealer in Warrenville, IL. Their documentation fee is $377.63.
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