What's New in the 2021 Audi TT RS?
Not a lot changes with the TT RS for 2020. Red brake calipers have been added as a standalone option, and a new exterior color, Pulse Orange, has also been added. See the 2020 Audi TT RS models for sale near you
Which TT RS is the Best?
The TT RS is a decent alternative to better-known sports cars such as the Corvette, the Cayman and the M2. Though it won't give you the visceral experience of any of those RWD-based vehicles, the TT RS makes a unique design statement and offers an exceptional platform, although its standard front-wheel-drive-based AWD system means it's just a little different than the competition when it comes to driving dynamics. Either way, a vehicle such as this one is such a personal purchase that the right options and packages really come down to your preferences. That said, if you've never owned a vehicle with blind spot monitoring before, we have to say that it's a pretty great feature to have. Find an Audi TT RS for sale
How Much Does a 2021 Audi TT RS Cost?
The 2020 Audi TT RS ($68,495) premium compact sports car is only available in the TT's coupe body style. In fact, buyers looking for a convertible TT are limited to the base model here in the U.S., as the mid-tier TTS is also coupe-only.
Standard equipment includes 19-in alloy wheels wearing summer performance tires, full LED lighting, TT RS-specific front and rear aerodynamic and cosmetic treatments, a fixed rear wing, oval exhaust tips, rain-sensing wipers, an adaptive suspension, 8-piston front brake calipers, ventilated brake discs at each wheel, keyless entry and ignition, selectable driving modes (with engine start/stop and drive mode buttons on the steering wheel), a flat-bottomed steering wheel wrapped in leather and simulated suede, automatic climate control, 12-way power-adjustable front sport seats, Nappa leather upholstery with contrasting diamond stitching, simulated suede-covered shift knob, aluminum cabin accents, a 12.3-in virtual cockpit configurable driver's information display incorporating a Sport mode, a garage door opener, a rearview camera, a semiautomated parking system, front and rear parking sensors, Bluetooth phone and audio streaming, a CD/MP3 player, AM/FM/HD/satellite radio, a 9-speaker audio setup, voice control, a touchpad with handwriting recognition, two SD card slots, two USB ports and an auxiliary audio input.
A Technology package adds navigation, Audi connect Wi-Fi, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone integration and a 680-watt, 12-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system.
Other options include bigger wheels, OLED taillights, an adaptive rear spoiler and a few cosmetic packages. A fixed sport suspension is available as a no-cost option that replaces the standard adaptive setup.
Trunk space obviously isn't one of the TT's selling points, but 12 cu ft. should accommodate a couple of golf bags, especially with the small rear seats folded down.
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