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Though the second-generation TT is not the design icon the original was, it's still a highly desirable coupé with a look that could not be mistaken for any other car on the road. Our test car featured equipment from the S line catalogue, which turns it into a real head turner, especially thanks to the wheelarch-filling 19-inch alloys.
The TT's interior is beautifully made and though a little dark (unless you shell out for one of the lighter shades of leather) lovely to behold too. The flat-bottomed (optional) S line steering wheel looks and feels fantastic, but makes less sense in a road car that often requires more than a quarter turn of the wheel. It does feature controls for the stereo that are highly tactile, an attribute that pervades every switch in the car. There's no doubting the level of quality here and despite the big sales numbers generated by the TT, its interior feels special. Just don't ask anyone you wish to remain friends with to spend too much time in the rather upright rear seats...
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