Our Audi TT RS, first registered on September 9, 2016, currently shows 101,000 km. Originally delivered in Switzerland, it is now registered in France and changed ownership on March 7, 2025.
This example is presented in an elegant Pearl White finish, paired with a black leather interior. The bodywork is in very good cosmetic condition, as is the cabin, which has been carefully preserved. The dashboard instrumentation functions perfectly.
Under the hood, the 2.5 TFSI five-cylinder engine, renowned for its character and distinctive sound, produces 400 hp in its original configuration and is paired with an automatic transmission and the quattro all-wheel-drive system. This car belongs to an Audi specialist, ensuring rigorous mechanical monitoring and excellent overall condition.
This example has benefited from a complete chassis and engine preparation carried out by a recognized specialist, for a total of approximately €25,000, making this TT RS particularly high-performing and reliable. Several engine maps are available, allowing different power outputs depending on the fuel used.
Latest services performed:
Consumables are in very good overall condition. The four Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires were replaced in June 2023 and show approximately 30% wear. This example features a Haldex differential replaced by the first owner, a rebuilt angle gear, and new bearings.
Numerous technical upgrades have been carried out:
The bodywork has never been repainted and the vehicle has always benefited from careful maintenance.
No expenses are to be expected.
Equipment and options on this example include:
This Audi is delivered with its service book, invoices, certificate of administrative status, technical inspection report, CarVertical report and two keys.
The Audi TT RS arrived in 2009 as the most potent expression of the brand’s design-led coupé, and as a deliberate homage to Audi’s five‑cylinder rally era. Slotting above the TTS, it reintroduced a turbocharged in‑line five to the road range and immediately gave the compact TT genuine supercar‑baiting pace. Across two generations (8J from 2009 and 8S from 2016) the TT RS evolved from a manual, iron‑block bruiser into a razor‑quick, tech‑rich missile with an aluminium‑block 2.5 TFSI and standard dual‑clutch transmission.
The first TT RS (8J) launched with 340 PS and 450 Nm, served through a slick 6‑speed manual (with a dual‑clutch option arriving later in many markets) and Haldex‑based quattro. It was raw, vocal and brutally effective in poor weather; period testers loved the pace and the warbling five‑pot soundtrack, while often noting steering feel and front‑end push as dynamic caveats. The 2012 TT RS plus upped outputs to 360 PS and 465 Nm with a more assertive exhaust, and optional ceramic front brakes underlined its track‑day intent. Audi even developed customer racing TT RS VLN cars that took class wins at the Nürburgring, bolstering the car’s credibility beyond style.
The 8S TT RS (2016–2023) was a step change. The 2.5 TFSI became the lighter, aluminium‑block EA855 evo with 400 PS and 480 Nm, paired exclusively to a 7‑speed S tronic. Launch control made sub‑4‑second 0–100 km/h runs repeatable; optional RS ceramic fronts and adaptive Magnetic Ride tamed abuse. It debuted Audi’s optional OLED rear lamps and the Virtual Cockpit‑centric cabin felt genuinely premium. Critics still debated the Haldex-led balance versus rear‑drive rivals, but few argued with its cross‑country speed. Against Porsche Cayman/718, BMW 1M/M2 and AMG A45/CLA 45, the TT RS traded some delicacy for staggering real‑world pace, traction and everyday useability.
Specials kept the narrative fresh: Audi Sport Performance Parts (aero, coilovers, bigger brakes) for the keenest owners; the TT RS Heritage Edition (US, 2022) with five heritage colours nodding to the original Ur‑quattro; and Europe’s 2022/23 TT RS Iconic Edition (limited, aero kit, 20‑inch wheels) as a curtain call. The 2.5 TFSI won multiple International Engine of the Year awards, and its distinctive 1‑2‑4‑5‑3 thrum became an Audi signature, later powering RS 3 and RS Q3 models. The TT RS popped up everywhere from Top Gear features to Forza and Gran Turismo, and tuners found easy headroom well beyond 400 PS.
As Audi wound down TT production in 2023 amid electrification and shifting buyer tastes, the TT RS stood tall as the car that gave the TT teeth. It fused the brand’s quattro heritage and five‑cylinder folklore with modern RS performance, leaving behind one of the most characterful powertrains of its era in a compact, daily‑friendly shell.
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