2007 Abt Sportsline Audi TT-R
| Price | -- | Production | -- | ||
| Engine | 3.2 liter V6 | Weight | -- | ||
| Aspiration | supercharger | Torque | -- | ||
| HP | 355 | HP/Weight | -- | ||
| HP/Liter | 110.9 hp per liter | 1/4 mile | -- | ||
| 0-62 mph | 5.1 seconds | Top Speed | -- | 
(from Abt Sportsline)  
			With the Abt TT-R Abt Sportsline celebrated the most amazing motor 
			sport victories in the season 2002. Hardly anyone was able to beat 
			the Abt TT-R. In nine of the ten DTM races at least one of the Abt 
			pilots clinched a podium position, and at the end Laurent Aiello won 
			the DTM championship in the yellow Abt TT-R. Therefore it is no 
			wonder that the Abt team from Kempten has a special relationship 
			with “their” TT and it is a fortunate coincidence that the second 
			version of this sporty Audi model just appears on the market when 
			the family enterprise celebrates its 110th company anniversary. At 
			the same time, this happenstance means a challenge for Abt 
			Sportsline - a challenge the team from Kempten meets by enhancing 
			this exceptional sports car. 
			
			The new Audi TT is a model which already combines clarity and form 
			with modern technology in the serial car and therefore offers 
			maximum driving pleasure. “This is the best precondition we can 
			imagine to perfect a car,” explains Hans-Jürgen Abt, managing 
			director of Abt Sportsline - and presents convincing data: 
			
			The masterpiece in the new Abt TT model range is the Abt TT-R 
			equipped with a VR6 3.2 ltr. engine and a performance of 355 HP (262 
			kW). This outstanding sports car offers real racing adventure for 
			the roads. The Abt TT-R accelerates from standstill to 100 km/h in 
			5.1 seconds compared to the serial model that takes 5.9 seconds. 
			
			In connection with the Abt TT-Sport models, the Bavarian team has 
			also noticeably boosted the power of the VR6 3.2 ltr. engines . The 
			Abt supercharger kit and modifications of the motor management 
			ensure that the 3.2 ltr. 6-cylinder engine now performs 310 HP (228 
			kW) instead of the serial 250 HP (184 kW). 



