When you think about it, 25 years is quite a long time for a car to be sold. Sure, icons like Ford Mustang or Honda Civic has been around much longer, but it’s an impressive milestone for most models to achieve. Now, after reaching its silver anniversary, Audi is about to die TT sports car after a final version.
The Audi TT It was first unveiled as a design concept at the 1995 Frankfurt Motor Show. The car was then refined, before going on sale for the first time in 1998. Over the years, it spawned three generations. associated with varying degrees of success.
However, after the launch of the MK3 TT in 2014, Audi announced that the reign of its compact sports car was over. Audi TT will die at the end of 2023. But it won’t go quietly on that good evening, as the German automaker will send it off with a Final Edition.
Audi is preparing to launch the TT Final Edition in both coupe and convertible form, bringing exclusive specifications and brilliant design to the sports car for the last time. The Final Edition will be available as a coupe and roadster TT Final Edition 40; TT Final Edition 45 Quattro coupe and roadster; and TTS Final Edition Coupe or roadster.
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To set these six Final Edition cars out from rest of package TT, Audi has fitted a black style pack that carries black Audi rings and badging, black door mirrors, black exhaust pipes and a fixed rear spoiler finished in, you guessed it, black. On convertible models, there is also a set of black anti-roll bars. To contrast with the vibrant black, you can order your Final Edition in red, white, or gray metallic paint as standard.
On every corner of the Final Edition, you’ll find red painted brake calipers hidden behind 20-inch five-spoke alloy wheels. In the case of TTInstead, these models were swapped out for seven-spoke Audi Sport wheels.
The Ultimate Edition cars come with other updates on the inside, including leather finishes on the door armrests, door handles and center console trim. The steering wheel is wrapped in Alcantara with contrasting red stitching, and there are also vibrant red details and trim on the seats.
Audi will also offer buyers a standard technology package and include a Bang & Olufsen stereo in each vehicle.
Prices for the limited edition car start from £41,910 ($50,455) in the UK for the TT Final Edition 40 coupe and rise to £56,435 ($67,942) for the TTS Final Edition roadster.
