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Dimensions: At 164.6 inches overall, the Shooting Brake is nearly half a foot longer than the current TT coupe. It’s slightly narrower (72.4 inches) and barely taller, at 53.1 inches. Hood: The 2S0-horsepower, 3.2-liter V-6 carries on and is the Shooting Brake concept’s engine. In the next TT, the 200-horse FSI turbo four replaces the old 225-horse 1.8T. Again, the next TT will share the A3NW Golf platform. Nose: Hope you like Audi’s signature single-frame radiator grille by now because the TT gets it next, though happy to say without the giant vertical bars. Headlamps: LED low beams are described as an open pinecone; high beams are blossom-shaped. Under nose: An aluminum diffuser guides airflow beneath the car. Under car: MacPherson struts up front, multilink rear. Magneto-rheological fluid in the…

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MotorTrend (Digital) - 1 Issue, January 2006

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