With its winged logo that has stood the test of time ... like the 1989 Honda GB500 TT are still pretty in demand. Like Audi's TT, the TT here means "Tourist Trophy", a reference to the Isle ...

This virtual artist, better known as "Theottle" on social media, has resorted to CGI slicing and dicing many cars to make the ...

Launched in 1998, the Audi TT offered its markets a compact, two-door sports coupe with a distinctly-Audi driving experience in a fun-sized package. The TT remained in production for three whole ...

Having encountered the all-new Audi TT in test mule form, posing as a Porsche Boxster, it's now time to check it out a few ...

It seems like the logo's been around forever, but Audi didn't always use those four interlocking rings. The company was ...

Spy photographers have caught the redesigned Porsche 718 Boxster on numerous occasions, but this one is worth paying ...

Audi appears to be testing the Porsche 718 as the basis for the next-generation TT. This makes a lot of sense as both models offer coupe and roadster configurations. If this is indeed a TT mule ...

When the Audi TT hit the market for the first time back in late 1998, it was a landmark car for its bold Bauhaus styling and for staying so faithful to the concept that preceded it. It was also ...

These kinds of cars also tend to be affordable, and come in the shape of cars like the Audi TT, which adds style to its list of talents. Wanting to take the fight to its German rival, Peugeot ...

Volkswagen AG may build some Audi cars in the U.S. in a bid to avert President Donald Trump’s tariffs, its chief executive told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung in an interview published April 18.

Around back are real dual exhaust tips — something Audi was very proud to reintroduce on the Avant model. You’ll also notice a taillight running the entire width of the trunk, new and narrower ...

Last month we delivered the tired, unfulfilling 2001 Audi TT that we ‘won’ on eBay to Autograph’s workshops in Burnley with a plan to turn it into something a little more explosive.