2003–2006 Audi. TT Roadster 3.2 quattro Specs & Performance

Few versions of the first-generation TT changed its character as dramatically as the 3.2 quattro Roadster. The 2003–2006 model replaced the smaller turbocharged four-cylinder with a naturally aspirated 3.2-liter V6 producing 247 hp and 236 lb-ft, while quattro all-wheel drive gave the two-seater a more substantial performance identity. A six-speed manual, 155-mph top speed and 6.4-second 0–60 mph time put this Roadster firmly toward the performance end of the TT range.

The V6 was only part of the story. Audi paired it with a compact body, MacPherson-strut front suspension, multi-link rear suspension and ventilated brakes at both axles, creating a roadster that blended distinctive styling with serious mechanical hardware. Its 7.8-cubic-foot luggage compartment and two-seat cabin preserved the TT's everyday usability, while the naturally aspirated V6 delivered a smoother, more substantial character than the smaller turbo engines. The result was one of the most mechanically sophisticated interpretations of the original TT Roadster.