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Subscribe to this threadAudi officially unveils the TT Roadster
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Andre @ Oct 18th 2006 5:02AM
I am a real Audi fan, but honestly I am realy disappointed.
I do not get why cmpanies still rely so much on a brand design, doing small redesigns of originals, incorporating the new brand stuff (like the grill here). The original was round and a real design piece. Looks good but drives bad.
So they wanted better ride features, granted and necessary. But why stick to the old round design, when it just doen't fit in its deluted way?
It looks odd in many angles, you can see they had to stick to too many must-be design features to come uo with a real good looking shape.
They should have shaped the new TT uniquely as well, more agressive and sharp. Like a small R8.
I bet the TT will sell the first 2-3 years and then it will look old, and a new, unique design from a competitor will get all the sales.
A bit more revolution rather than only evolution (if at all) would have been nice.