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FIRST DRIVE: 2017 AUDI TT RS

Posted on November 8, 2016December 25, 2018 By Jarvis

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By most accounts, the third-generation Audi TT is a great little car. It looks sharp, it’s a blast to drive, and it’s stuffed to the gills with cool tech like Audi’s vibrant Virtual Cockpit. In the automotive world however, more is often more, and with that in mind I’d like to introduce you to the 2017 TT RS — a car that offers more power, more tech, and most importantly, more fun.

My introduction to the TT RS came across the world at the Jarama Circuit in Madrid, Spain. Though I’d seen photos of the car beforehand, I didn’t feel truly connected to it until I heard the wail of its incredible five-cylinder engine ricocheting off the Spanish tarmac. It sounded guttural, powerful, almost primal. Clearly, the vehicle I was about to drive wasn’t your average TT.

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