Next generation TT which is set to arrive in 2014 will go back to its roots namely styling wise - Set to target Boxster

This is kind of odd as the Audi TT has not really strayed from its roots in the opinion of AudiBoost. It is still a small coupe and roadster with great styling. If anything, the styling evolved and got more mature. The TT is a great looking car but Audi feels it needs to go back to first-generation cues in order to increase its distinctiveness. This means flared fenders which will provide a wider track although the length of the car should stay the same.

Audi also is setting the Boxster as its performance target which is a pretty lofty goal. Will the TT really match the mid-engine Porsche? Chances are it won't but at least they are setting the bar high. The main thing is the chassis setup will likely provide for more feedback and better handling than the current car. Feedback from the chassis typically being an Audi weak point. Oh, and expect aluminum to reduce the weight too.

Engine choices will likely mirror the current offering except that a 1.8 turbo will be introduced to go with the 2.0 and that the 2.5 turbo inline-5 in the TT-RS will be reworked for a bit more power. Expect the car in 2014.


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