2022 Audi TTRS Short Ownership Experience 

You are right. The timeless looks, the quality and the performance are hard to beat. The engine is especially addictive!

haha, so well said. I purchased mine for the exact reasons!

The way it made me feel being seen in it was second to none!! Talk about centre of attention wherever it went😄

Exactly! Felt in love with it the first time I saw it on other RU-vid reviews. Just had to have it! My kids loved the attention from fellow learners and bragged about it whenever they could😂

Appreciate the comment. It’s the one that got away

Of course. RS3 was only launched around mid September and waiting list is 8-12 months. Test drove the car and although it was good, I wasn’t going to wait that long to replace the TTRS. RSQ3 ride is too harsh so never considered it

The ttrs also comes in that color

VR6 will forever be an icon for the VW group and I’m sure that the TTRS will go down as equally iconic in 10 years time 🎉

Another one who missed the point of the video. I knew what it was when I bought it. My kids grew out of the leg room. End of the story.

@@davidoliulol you're mad because he's right. "Grew out of legroom" you forgot that kids grow? 😆

@@curtdragonnot mad at all but a little frustrated with people are missing the point of the video. Of course I knew the kids would grow up but like all enthusiasts, my heart took charge at the time of purchase. Once the ownership was experienced and logic set in, the obvious thing was to part with the amazing piece of engineering😢

It’s a sport car and has all the quirks of one, such as stiffer ride, small trunk, seating space etc however that all depends on your daily requirements . If I was single that probably wouldn’t even be noticeable. TT’s are probably the most practical of the lots in comparison. However, one thing that was cool but also troublesome was the single screen which becomes a real issue when you need to rely on the camera when reversing or if the steering is not left in the middle, obstructing the view to the screen.

@@davidoliu thanks for the reply. I am a senior in highschool so I don't really have a major concern about seating space. Did you ever do any road trips in it I was wondering how comfortable it was to drive for a long time or if the stiff ride got a little to uncomfortable. and did you find any other problems with haveing the screen be so limited or was it ok for daily use?

⁠@@rnzler7881TT is by far one of the most comfortable sportcars for the long haul, if rear space is not an issue for you. Make sure you get one with the Magnetic ride and the suspension is very supple in the comfort setting. The single screen is not a problem once you learn to deal with it. Just know that it is a sport car and there are some quirks like all others. Honestly, if you can afford one at your age, get the TTRS, you won’t regret it

Comments like this really frustrate me. It’s a brilliant car and I never diss’d it for what it is. My needs grew out of it. That’s all.

You also miss the point of the video. Nevermind

@@davidoliu I get your point..you weren't thinking about the kids when you bought it

It’s the fifth car. We have a T6 and a SUV for transport duties, 2x MX-5 for the open roof fun etc. I just wanted a fun and fast car that the kids can enjoy too but they out grew the back seat faster than anticipated.

What's the ride quality and more importantly road noise like? I think they're the near perfect car for me

The TTRS is one of a kind for the performance and price. It will be missed. However, ended up getting myself a left fielder instead. Check out my other videos if you haven’t yet

@@davidoliu hope they dont have the vacuum in the background as well

As you can tell, I’m not a professional

Was using the AirPods and somehow the connection was on and off. Plus the helper was busy vacuuming…Not a pro-RU-vidr😂

@@davidoliu That makes sense! 😂 A beautiful car & a great video (the parts of which my old ears let me hear 😉)

@@FlyingDarkLord thank you understanding and hopefully my video has helped others to know the car better from a common perspective

The visibility out was good front and back. C-pillar obscures blind spot a bit but side assist dealt with that. Seating position also had wide range of adjustment so never felt impaired in anyway. Still feel sad that I don’t have it anymore but grateful for the ownership experience.

@@jameswenceslao had to look up who that was and had a laugh. I’m just a guy who loves what the motor industry has to offer and enjoy test driving cars. Thanks for the light hearted comment though 😄

It’s stock standard height. Perhaps it’s because the drive way slops slightly towards the front and the black side skirt gives the impression that it sits higher.

Not at all. The car was purchased after thorough research& comparison etc and fully enjoyed it for 6months. However, didn’t know that the kids could grow 10cm in 6 months. So yes, poor research on the kids😂 For the record, I did get a sports sedan afterward but same fate. Check out my other videos…😅

I was in denial, indeed…😂

@@davidoliu I’ve been there 🤣

@@BobK5I’m still there😂

@@davidoliu don’t worry by the time they grow up you’ll be too old to drive fast cars 🤣

@@BobK5that’s why I keep getting sport cars to see if they’d approve before I’m too old to care😁