Question 1

What did the 2010 Audi TTS Coupe cost?

Accepted Answer

Audi Australia's January 2010 price declaration lists a Manufacturers List Price of $95,100, and a NSW drive-away price of $104,339 including dealer delivery, registration, CTP and stamp duty. NSW is the only state edition of this declaration that survives.

Question 2

What engine does it have?

Accepted Answer

A 1,984cc four-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine (2.0 TFSI) with four valves per cylinder, making 200kW at 6,000rpm and 350Nm between 2,500 and 5,000rpm, driving all four wheels through quattro permanent all-wheel drive and a six-speed S tronic dual-clutch gearbox.

Question 3

How quick is it?

Accepted Answer

Audi claimed 5.2 seconds for 0-100km/h, with top speed governed to 250km/h.

Question 4

How much fuel does it use?

Accepted Answer

7.9L/100km combined with 188g/km of CO2. Note the test: this sheet quotes ADR 81/01, the older Australian cycle, where most 2010 Audi declarations quote ADR 81/02, so the figure is not directly comparable with them.

Question 5

Were heated seats standard?

Accepted Answer

No. On the Coupe, seat heating for the front seats was a $900 option. It was standard on the Roadster.

Question 6

Did it have satellite navigation?

Accepted Answer

Not as standard. Navigation Plus, the DVD-based system with MMI operating logic, was a $4,449 option on both bodies, and adding TV reception on top cost a further $2,542.

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