Audi TT culture
#1
Audi TT culture
Today riding into work i bumped into a Black TT225 just like mine only his one wasn't a hard top. it's -3 still air temp out right now here. Too cold for a converible me thinks.
But when i pulled up next to her i smiled and gave her a thumbs up after pointing at her car and she smiled back and the light turned.
It's kinda interesting the TT culture or other non common cars.
you would never pull up next to another ford exploder or a civic for that matter and feel that kin ship you do when you run into another TT owner.
But when i pulled up next to her i smiled and gave her a thumbs up after pointing at her car and she smiled back and the light turned.
It's kinda interesting the TT culture or other non common cars.
you would never pull up next to another ford exploder or a civic for that matter and feel that kin ship you do when you run into another TT owner.
#2
RE: Audi TT culture
I was driving alongside a coupe TT today and gave the guy a honk and a waive and he shot me the dirtiest look.
Of course I'm a "25yr old punk driving a euro sportscar."
He probably thought I was spoiled and my parents bought it for me when in fact I bought it myself after days of selling/convincing my fiancee it was a good idea. Of course the final pitch was that I'd teach her to drive stick so when the warm weather comes she can have my roadster and I'll drive her 05 A4 1.8T.
Looking forward to seeing more TTs on the road when the weather changes and people slow down to enjoy the drive.
Of course I'm a "25yr old punk driving a euro sportscar."
He probably thought I was spoiled and my parents bought it for me when in fact I bought it myself after days of selling/convincing my fiancee it was a good idea. Of course the final pitch was that I'd teach her to drive stick so when the warm weather comes she can have my roadster and I'll drive her 05 A4 1.8T.
Looking forward to seeing more TTs on the road when the weather changes and people slow down to enjoy the drive.
#4
RE: Audi TT culture
ORIGINAL: BlackRaptor
It's kinda interesting the TT culture or other non common cars.
you would never pull up next to another ford exploder or a civic for that matter and feel that kin ship you do when you run into another TT owner.
It's kinda interesting the TT culture or other non common cars.
you would never pull up next to another ford exploder or a civic for that matter and feel that kin ship you do when you run into another TT owner.
As for the TT there are 3 others other than myself and all three are pretty lame - there's this drop dead gorgeous blonde gal in a denim blue TT 225 (I hear she's the wife of a local surgeon) and she acts like she's driving a Lexus sedan with her nose at a 45 degree angle.
Honestly, I'm just having fun humilating the ricers and bumping heads with the 2 WRX's in town - one eats my lunch every time - the other I can beat cuz da fool has no skillz... lol
#5
RE: Audi TT culture
yeah around where i live there are very few TT's . i have seen two since i bought mine. i do know the culture aroungd certain cars. my mom has a MINI cooper s and those people are crazy, they always honk or wave. it freaked my mom out when she first got the car.
#6
RE: Audi TT culture
where i live in Northern VA, there are lots of euro sports cars, im not saying i see a ton of TT's but ive seen a good bit, not to be sexest but really on the guys wave back, and usually only 225 tt's and v6 models
#7
RE: Audi TT culture
ORIGINAL: diehlryan
I was driving alongside a coupe TT today and gave the guy a honk and a waive and he shot me the dirtiest look.
Of course I'm a "25yr old punk driving a euro sportscar."
He probably thought I was spoiled and my parents bought it for me when in fact I bought it myself after days of selling/convincing my fiancee it was a good idea. Of course the final pitch was that I'd teach her to drive stick so when the warm weather comes she can have my roadster and I'll drive her 05 A4 1.8T.
Looking forward to seeing more TTs on the road when the weather changes and people slow down to enjoy the drive.
I was driving alongside a coupe TT today and gave the guy a honk and a waive and he shot me the dirtiest look.
Of course I'm a "25yr old punk driving a euro sportscar."
He probably thought I was spoiled and my parents bought it for me when in fact I bought it myself after days of selling/convincing my fiancee it was a good idea. Of course the final pitch was that I'd teach her to drive stick so when the warm weather comes she can have my roadster and I'll drive her 05 A4 1.8T.
Looking forward to seeing more TTs on the road when the weather changes and people slow down to enjoy the drive.
#8
RE: Audi TT culture
im only 19 and i live on LI. i was at the mall a couple days ago, i park and go in and when i come out there is a tt on each side of me. kinda gives you that warm fuzzy feelin, lol. where i live there are a lot of fast cars but the only people who ever try to race me are cobalt ss, and mustangs, and camaros. i have pretty much smoked any car that has come at me. plus my car is running weird and really only makes about 7psi unless i slam it to 6500 rpms in which case i can make 10psi. just goes to show you that the driver does make the difference some times.