slimjim8201

Auto prices do not follow currency conversions...

sparrow

idk how many times we must state this...the mag should know this

OverBooster

Love the quad exhaust tips. I would totally drive one, but not at that price.

pbm317

i believe I saw a price estimate in the mid to upper 40's. which i'd believe more than 68, but mid to upper 40's would still be pretty pricey.

asiliat

$60-70K is probably cost of CANADIAN prices. At that price, no.

But I've always wanted a TT - convertible or coupe, even the old ones, w/ all its failings, were lustworthy.

dombey

yeah I'd put it nearby the S4, not the RS4.

Johnny Sack

I love the way the new audis looks, but id never own one, except an R8.

S2020

please let me know where I can find a GT-R for $70K.

triman54

I like the TT, always have. But I can't help but think that the base 2.0 litre FSI is the best value in the range. It's design is a little busier than the late generation's Bauhaus styled car, but there is very little to distinguish the base model from the TTS. If style is your selling point, then it seems tough to market a variation of a model which is twice the price of the similarly styled base model. I do think that the build quality of Audis and VWs in general is superior to BMWs and Mercedes. VAG products are marginally better built than Porsches, but at this price, Audi is asking alot of potential buyers when a competitior like the Cayman is available for roughly the same price.

bigpurp

It's a turbo and yet can only manage 265 hp...at the crank??!!

Looks like Audi just pwned themselves, regardless of price point.