Spare parts Audi TT (8N)

Unveiled in 1998, the Audi TT gets its name from both the famous Tourist Trophy race.

The race takes place on the Isle of Man in Great Britain, but also from the name of a model that participated in this race, the NSU TTS, with the NSU brand later merging with Auto Union to give birth to Audi.

The result of a project spanning over 4 years, the design of the Audi TT is one of the most influential of the late 90s. Sold in nearly 169,000 units over 7 years, two engine options were available: the 4-cylinder 1.8L 20V turbo with 150, 180, and 225 HP (Quattro), and a V6 3.2L with 250 HP (the same as in the Golf 4 R32), introduced in early 2003. The TT quickly received a rear trunk spoiler as standard equipment to provide better stability at high speeds due to its shape.