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The Audi TT Roadster is a top-down version of Audi’s very popular sports car, mixing sharp styling with agility and a premium interior, plus the added bonus of the wind in your hair when the weather allows.
On sale between 2015 and 2023, with a revamp in 2018, the TT Roadster can be a great everyday car or a dedicated weekend fun-mobile. It’s a car that deserves to be seriously considered alongside rivals like the Porsche 718 Boxster, the BMW Z4 and the Mercedes-Benz SLC. Having been on sale for such a long time, there are lots of used examples to choose from at various different budgets.
The Audi TT Roadster’s appeal lies in its overall packaging. As we describe it in our review, it’s the go-to performance car for people that don’t really like sports cars, with smart looks and nimble handling but with reasonable running cost and a great quality interior.
Unlike the excellent Porsche 718 Boxster or the BMW Z4, you can get a TT Roadster with a diesel engine for long-distance driving, although a range of petrol engines is more common. These range from the brisk and relatively efficient to the very powerful. You can also choose between front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive and manual or automatic gearboxes.
As the convertible version of the TT Coupe, the TT Roadster has the extra allure of a foldable canvas roof, which stows away at the touch of a button in around 10 seconds at speeds of up to 31mph. It’s triple-layered construction gives you good insulation from road and wind noise when the roof is in place. When stowed away, it adds open-air exhilaration to the driving experience, and in the more powerful TTS and TT RS versions lets you hear the sonorous tones of the TT Roadster’s sports exhaust system.
If you’re after the sharpest handling sports car then the TT Roadster might not be for you. Porsche’s 718 Boxster is more nimble and fun on a twisting road, while the TT feels a bit more sensible. For many, though, that’s part of its appeal.
While practicality levels are good for this type of car, with a 280-litre boot, it’s not quite as roomy for carrying things as a BMW Z4. As far as the interior goes, however, there’s not much to beat the TT Roadster – it’s made with top-quality materials and loaded with technology.
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What Audi TT Roadster is best for you depends on your priorities and how you’ll drive it. For pure fun, it’s hard to overlook the powerful TTS and TT RS models, which have rapid acceleration and sound particularly great with the roof down. If you want a stylish convertible and do lots of longer distances, then a diesel-powered 2.0 TDI model might suit you better.
The most common TT Roadsters on the used market use the 2.0-litre TFSI petrol engine, which is available with a variety of power outputs. However, even the least powerful model still has nippy acceleration. The Sport trim has everything you’ll need, too, meaning that this TT Roadster is both affordable and comfortable. You can pay extra for the snazzy looks of the S line model if style is particularly important to you.
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The Audi TT Roadster’s production spanned the change in Vehicle Excise Duty (road tax) rules in April 2017, which means how much you’ll have to pay each year depends on when your car was first registered. It’ll also depend on the model. After April 2017, the cost will also depend on how much the car cost when new, including options, as cars that cost more than £40,000 attract a surcharge for five years after the second year of registration.
Cars registered after April 2017 attract the flat rate of tax which at the time of writing is £190 a year. Those costing more than £40k will cost £600 until they’re six years old. Older models will vary depending on their CO2 emissions, but will generally cost you between £160 and £385 a year.
Insurance for the Audi TT Roadster sits between insurance groups 35 and 43 of 50, which is on the pricey side. This reflects its premium and performance nature.
Read our full Audi TT Roadster review
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