make sure it isnt my old one. I just traded it in, took a huge loss on it but I cannot afford to keep breaking down on the way to work and paying for repairs. So if you are out and about in Eastern PA looking for a 225 roadster and come across a silver one, be very skeptical. On a side note, a BIG thanks to everyone who has helped me with all of the problems I have had with it. I wish things had been different while owning the car for the 1.5 years I did, but unfortunately my experience was not pleasurable in any means and I do not think I will own another audi again because of it. I want to wish everyone the best of luck with your cars, and thank you guys for having a VERY mature and VERY helpful forum site. Take care all.

 

Can you post the VIN? That would really help.

 

Kinda fun to track where your car goes too. My old car was TRUUT28N8Y1061015. If that car is on the road, watch out, because it probably should have been crushed.

Anyway, sorry to hear you're going. Its no fun when a bad car experience turns someone away from a brand. Shouldn't happen. I've had my share of issues, not all of which I can blame on the manufacturer, but overall, I'll probably stick with Audi for many many years.

 

what new car did you get? and how does it compare?

 

I got a new Lancer GTS. And how does it compare....... well it doesnt compare obviously. I did not want to get rid of the TT by any means, but in the 1.5 years I owned it it let me sit 3 times. I bought it with 37k on it and traded it in with 61k. The Mitsubishi has a nice 10 yr 100k warranty on the power train, and i upgraded to the 7 yr 100k bumper to bumper, it willl probably fit my lifestyle a little better right now, although the TT is a beast in the snow! I sold my 350 hp Talon and traded in my Subaru to get the TT which I regret. I guess I just got one that was a lemon. It was owned by one woman prior and was and still is in beautiful appearance and it has never been modded. Even after all the repairs I have had done, it still is burning oil and now is leaking coolant.