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Revision as of 22:12, 10 December 2011
The Audi TT RS is Audi's first RS model without featuring a number after the letters, for example the Audi RS4. It's also the strongest TT to date and is available as coupe and roadster. First presented in the 2009 Geneva Auto Show, the car immediately went into production. Audi has claimed that the TT RS is a spiritual successor to the Audi quattro from the 1980's, hence it's powered by a turbocharged 5-cylinder engine.
Specifications
- Engine - 2.5L R5 TFSI producing 335BHP @ 5400-6500 rpm
- Transmission - 6-speed manual
- Torque - 332 ft-lbf @ 1600-5300 rpm
- 0-62 mph - 4.6 seconds
- Top Speed - 155 mph (electronically limited), 174 mph (not restricted)
Overview
The majority of gamers are satisfied with the car. It has a great acceleration, but understeers a lot. Actually, the TT RS is competitive to the Lotus Elise and may even outperform it with some pro parts.
Appearances
- Need for Speed: Nitro (A class)
- Need for Speed: World (rental or speedboost only)
- Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (2010) (available for both racers and cops)
Gallery
Audi TT RS rental in Need for Speed: World.
Audi TT RS "Vesna" in Need For Speed: World
The Audi TT RS Vesna edition in the safehouse.
The Audi TT RS as a Cop
The Racer version of the Audi TT RS
Also See
- Audi TT 3.2 quattro