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Scottish Sun
13-05-2025
- Automotive
- Scottish Sun
I drove an iconic discontinued car, here's how to get your hands on it used for UNDER 12K
CHEAP THRILLS I drove an iconic discontinued car, here's how to get your hands on it used for UNDER 12K Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) WHAT were Audi thinking when they discontinued the TT model? The quintessential millennial sports car was discontinued in 2023 after 25 years of production. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 6 The Audi TT is now discontinued, meaning used prices are set to rise in the coming years Credit: audi Model: Audi TT The Audi TT is a rare example of a concert car becoming a reality and what a storm it made when it hit showrooms in 1998. OK, so early models were plagued with issues, but once ironed out, the Audi TT was, and remains, a stylish, sporty and seriously cool car. It's fantastic to drive, reliable and looks great. Available as both a coupe and a roadster, the convertibles are the ultimate summer cruiser. Oh, and it's a bit of a bargain too. Used Audi TT Review How can you not love the Audi TT? It's an iconic design that has stood the test of time. The Audi TT has evolved over time, becoming bigger and more aggressive-looking. Taste is a personal thing, but we're big fans of the MK2. They retain a similar shape to the Mk1, but are a little longer. The standard 2.0-litre TFSI (Fuel Stratified Injection) engine was powerful enough for this lightweight vehicle. 6 This Audi TT is available on Sun Motors for just under 14K, it has done 41,000 miles and is from 2016 Model: Audi TT The original TT was based on the trusted and loved Golf Mk4 platform. In fact, all TTs are built on VW's standard chassis, which makes them solid, robust and reliable. In 2014, Audi launched the MK3 TT, with a full facelift that lasted until 2023, when the final car rolled off the production line. These are more refined, bigger and bolder TTs. What does it drive like? You don't climb into an Audi TT, you sort of slide into it. It's low to the ground, which makes it feel fast to drive. The handling is great, fuel economy average, and it looks amazing. You find yourself smiling while you drive, and that's what a car like this is meant to do. Water leaks are a common problem with the TT and there have been issues with the interior trim. Like all used cars, look for one with low mileage and a full service history. How much is a used Audi TT You can probably pick up a used Audi TT for a couple of grand if you buy privately. But it's a big risk, with older cars potentially plagued with problems. In our view, it's much better to buy from a dealer. On Sun Motors, you can find Audi TTs starting from around £10,000. Stock at dealers can – and does – change quickly, so keep searching if you're seeking a bargain. 6 This Audi TT 2.0 TFSI Sport Euro 6 is a perfect example of the Audi TTs available on Sun Motors for under 10K. Model: Audi TT At the top end, a nearly new, top-of-the-range, TT will set you back around £50,000. If you're buying an Audi TT, spend some time learning about the different models. There are a lot and it can be confusing when comparing one car to another. Is the Audi TT a good used car? Pros of buying a used Audi TT Looks amazing, drives well and convertibles are super cool Built on solid VW chassis which should last a long time Original Audi TTs are classics, which means a good-condition older model could be a good investment Lots of used models on the market means prices are competitive No room for the kids Cons of buying a used Audi TT Not much boot space and rear seats are laughable Low driving position may not appeal It's a sportscar, so it could have been driven hard. Depreciation on nearly new cars can be relatively high No room for the kids What is the mileage on an Audi TT? Older Audi TTs are approaching and may even have clocked over 100,000 miles. In our view, it's best to avoid those. You can find nearly new TTs with a handful of miles (like the one featured below) or those with many, many more. Modern cars shouldn't fail and a full service history and repair record is often more important than mileage. Used Audi TT Cars: Sun Motors best offers Low mileage monster 6 Model: Audi TT This mean-looking Audi TT RS TFSI Quattro Sport Ed has just 4,460 miles on the clock, making it the nearliest of nearly new cars. It's a desirable Quattro model, so it's packing a super powerful, 2.5l supercharged engine knocking out 394bhp. That's going to do 0-60 in less than 4 seconds. Ouch. Inside, you'll get everything that Audi can chuck at the car. It's not cheap at £50,099, but it's a low-mileage monster. Affordable classic 6 Model: Audi TT This old-style Audi TT is available at £320 a month, making it the most affordable Audi TT on the market (if you're buying from a trusted dealer, etc.). The Audi has done less than 5,000 miles per year and has been well-maintained, with strong bodywork. It's a Sport model, so expect great performance from this super car. Ultra cool convertible 6 Model: Audi TT Another Quattro model? Yes, but this time it's a convertible. Imagine driving this beast of a car with the top down, wind in your hair and a superior 2-litre engine providing 305 bhp. It's another low-mileage, reasonably priced 2015 model (our choice). Yours for £476 a month. That's not bad at all. Where to buy a used Audi TT Sun Motors provides you with access to the UK's best selection of used Audi TTs. Buy privately and you can pick up a cheaper car, but Audi TTs can be plagued with problems. Ask yourself: Do you really want the hassle? We always recommend buying from a dealer (like those featured on Sun Motors) who will check every car before they sell it. Most come with warranties, too, giving you thousands of miles of stress-free driving. When you buy from a dealer, you can have confidence in your car. It also ensures you'll probably get a better price if you come to sell it in the future.
The Irish Sun
13-05-2025
- Automotive
- The Irish Sun
I drove an iconic discontinued car, here's how to get your hands on it used for UNDER 12K
WHAT were Audi thinking when they discontinued the TT model? The quintessential millennial sports car was discontinued in 2023 after 25 years of production. 6 The Audi TT is now discontinued, meaning used prices are set to rise in the coming years Credit: audi Model: Audi TT The OK, so early models were plagued with issues, but once ironed out, the It's fantastic to drive, reliable and looks great. Available as both a coupe and a roadster, the convertibles are the ultimate summer cruiser. READ MORE USED CARS Oh, and it's a bit of a bargain too. Used Audi TT Review How can you not love the Audi TT? It's an iconic design that has stood the test of time. The Audi TT has evolved over time, becoming bigger and more aggressive-looking. Taste is a personal thing, but we're big fans of the MK2. They retain a similar shape to the Mk1, but are a little longer. Most read in Buy The standard 2.0-litre TFSI (Fuel Stratified Injection) engine was powerful enough for this lightweight vehicle. 6 This Audi TT is available on Sun Motors for just under 14K, it has done 41,000 miles and is from 2016 Model: Audi TT The original TT was based on the trusted and loved Golf Mk4 platform. In fact, all TTs are built on VW's standard chassis, which makes them solid, robust and reliable. In 2014, Audi launched the MK3 TT, with a full facelift that lasted until 2023, when the final car rolled off the production line. These are more refined, bigger and bolder TTs. What does it drive like? You don't climb into an Audi TT, you sort of slide into it. It's low to the ground, which makes it feel fast to drive. The handling is great, fuel economy average, and it looks amazing. You find yourself smiling while you drive, and that's what a car like this is meant to do. Water leaks are a common problem with the TT and there have been issues with the interior trim. Like all used cars, look for one with low mileage and a full service history. How much is a used Audi TT You can probably pick up a used Audi TT for a couple of grand if you buy privately. But it's a big risk, with older cars potentially plagued with problems. In our view, it's much better to buy from a dealer. On Sun Motors, you can find Audi TTs starting from around £10,000. Stock at dealers can – and does – change quickly, so keep searching if you're seeking a bargain. 6 This Audi TT 2.0 TFSI Sport Euro 6 is a perfect example of the Audi TTs available on Sun Motors for under 10K. Model: Audi TT At the top end, a nearly new, top-of-the-range, TT will set you back around £50,000. If you're buying an Audi TT, spend some time learning about the different models. There are a lot and it can be confusing when comparing one car to another. Is the Audi TT a good used car? Pros of buying a used Audi TT Looks amazing, drives well and convertibles are super cool Built on solid VW chassis which should last a long time Original Audi TTs are classics, which means a good-condition older model could be a good investment Lots of used models on the market means prices are competitive No room for the kids Cons of buying a used Audi TT Not much boot space and rear seats are laughable Low driving position may not appeal It's a sportscar, so it could have been driven hard. Depreciation on nearly new cars can be relatively high No room for the kids What is the mileage on an Audi TT? Older Audi TTs are approaching and may even have clocked over 100,000 miles. In our view, it's best to avoid those. You can find nearly new TTs with a handful of miles (like the one featured below) or those with many, many more. Modern cars shouldn't fail and a full service history and repair record is often more important than mileage. Used Audi TT Cars: Sun Motors best offers Low mileage monster 6 Model: Audi TT This mean-looking Audi TT RS TFSI Quattro Sport Ed has just 4,460 miles on the clock, making it the nearliest of nearly new cars. It's a desirable Quattro model, so it's packing a super powerful, 2.5l supercharged engine knocking out 394bhp. That's going to do 0-60 in less than 4 seconds. Ouch. Inside, you'll get everything that Audi can chuck at the car. It's not cheap at £50,099, but it's a low-mileage monster. Affordable classic 6 Model: Audi TT This old-style Audi TT is available at £320 a month, making it the most affordable Audi TT on the market (if you're buying from a trusted dealer, etc.). The Audi has done less than 5,000 miles per year and has been well-maintained, with strong bodywork. It's a Sport model, so expect great performance from this super car. Ultra cool convertible 6 Model: Audi TT Another Quattro model? Yes, but this time it's a convertible. Imagine driving this beast of a car with the top down, wind in your hair and a superior 2-litre engine providing 305 bhp. It's another low-mileage, reasonably priced 2015 model (our choice). Yours for £476 a month. That's not bad at all. Where to buy a used Audi TT Sun Motors provides you with access to the UK's best selection of used Audi TTs. Buy privately and you can pick up a cheaper car, but Audi TTs can be plagued with problems. Ask yourself: Do you really want the hassle? We always recommend buying from a dealer (like those featured on Sun Motors) who will check every car before they sell it. Most come with warranties, too, giving you thousands of miles of stress-free driving. When you buy from a dealer, you can have confidence in your car. It also ensures you'll probably get a better price if you come to sell it in the future. Sun Motors: Buy your next vehicle today If you're part of the 3.3 million Brits looking to buy a used vehicle this year, Sun Motors is an ideal place to start * If you click on a link in this boxout we will earn affiliate revenue Enjoy: A choice of fuel type whether it's petrol, diesel, electric or hybrid A range of models from convertible, estate, saloon and many more A range of top brands such as Ford, Volkswagen, Toyota and BMW Financing options Trusted dealers
Scottish Sun
06-05-2025
- Automotive
- Scottish Sun
I drove a now-discontinued fan favourite motor, here's how to get your hands on it for under 12K
CHEAP THRILLS I drove a now-discontinued fan favourite motor, here's how to get your hands on it for under 12K Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) WHAT were Audi thinking when they discontinued the TT model? The quintessential millennial sports car was discontinued in 2023 after 25 years of production. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 6 The Audi TT is now discontinued, meaning used prices are set to rise in the coming years Credit: audi Model: Audi TT The Audi TT is a rare example of a concert car becoming a reality and what a storm it made when it hit showrooms in 1998. OK, so early models were plagued with issues, but once ironed out, the Audi TT was, and remains, a stylish, sporty and seriously cool car. It's fantastic to drive, reliable and looks great. Available as both a coupe and a roadster, the convertibles are the ultimate summer cruiser. Oh, and it's a bit of a bargain too. Used Audi TT Review How can you not love the Audi TT? It's an iconic design that has stood the test of time. The Audi TT has evolved over time, becoming bigger and more aggressive-looking. Taste is a personal thing, but we're big fans of the MK2. They retain a similar shape to the Mk1, but are a little longer. Most read in Buy SPEED KING Rare supercar with blistering top speed of 240mph to sell for £12.5million The standard 2.0-litre TFSI (Fuel Stratified Injection) engine was powerful enough for this lightweight vehicle. 6 This Audi TT is available on Sun Motors for just under 14K, it has done 41,000 miles and is from 2016 Model: Audi TT The original TT was based on the trusted and loved Golf Mk4 platform. In fact, all TTs are built on VW's standard chassis, which makes them solid, robust and reliable. In 2014, Audi launched the MK3 TT, with a full facelift that lasted until 2023, when the final car rolled off the production line. These are more refined, bigger and bolder TTs. What does it drive like? You don't climb into an Audi TT, you sort of slide into it. It's low to the ground, which makes it feel fast to drive. The handling is great, fuel economy average, and it looks amazing. You find yourself smiling while you drive, and that's what a car like this is meant to do. Water leaks are a common problem with the TT and there have been issues with the interior trim. Like all used cars, look for one with low mileage and a full service history. How much is a used Audi TT You can probably pick up a used Audi TT for a couple of grand if you buy privately. But it's a big risk, with older cars potentially plagued with problems. In our view, it's much better to buy from a dealer. On Sun Motors, you can find Audi TTs starting from around £10,000. Stock at dealers can – and does – change quickly, so keep searching if you're seeking a bargain. 6 This Audi TT 2.0 TFSI Sport Euro 6 is a perfect example of the Audi TTs available on Sun Motors for under 10K. Model: Audi TT At the top end, a nearly new, top-of-the-range, TT will set you back around £50,000. If you're buying an Audi TT, spend some time learning about the different models. There are a lot and it can be confusing when comparing one car to another. Is the Audi TT a good used car? Pros of buying a used Audi TT Looks amazing, drives well and convertibles are super cool Built on solid VW chassis which should last a long time Original Audi TTs are classics, which means a good-condition older model could be a good investment Lots of used models on the market means prices are competitive No room for the kids Cons of buying a used Audi TT Not much boot space and rear seats are laughable Low driving position may not appeal It's a sportscar, so it could have been driven hard. Depreciation on nearly new cars can be relatively high No room for the kids What is the mileage on an Audi TT? Older Audi TTs are approaching and may even have clocked over 100,000 miles. In our view, it's best to avoid those. You can find nearly new TTs with a handful of miles (like the one featured below) or those with many, many more. Modern cars shouldn't fail and a full service history and repair record is often more important than mileage. Used Audi TT Cars: Sun Motors best offers Low mileage monster 6 Model: Audi TT This mean-looking Audi TT RS TFSI Quattro Sport Ed has just 4,460 miles on the clock, making it the nearliest of nearly new cars. It's a desirable Quattro model, so it's packing a super powerful, 2.5l supercharged engine knocking out 394bhp. That's going to do 0-60 in less than 4 seconds. Ouch. Inside, you'll get everything that Audi can chuck at the car. It's not cheap at £50,099, but it's a low-mileage monster. Affordable classic 6 Model: Audi TT This old-style Audi TT is available at £320 a month, making it the most affordable Audi TT on the market (if you're buying from a trusted dealer, etc.). The Audi has done less than 5,000 miles per year and has been well-maintained, with strong bodywork. It's a Sport model, so expect great performance from this super car. Ultra cool convertible 6 Model: Audi TT Another Quattro model? Yes, but this time it's a convertible. Imagine driving this beast of a car with the top down, wind in your hair and a superior 2-litre engine providing 305 bhp. It's another low-mileage, reasonably priced 2015 model (our choice). Yours for £476 a month. That's not bad at all. Where to buy a used Audi TT Sun Motors provides you with access to the UK's best selection of used Audi TTs. Buy privately and you can pick up a cheaper car, but Audi TTs can be plagued with problems. Ask yourself: Do you really want the hassle? We always recommend buying from a dealer (like those featured on Sun Motors) who will check every car before they sell it. Most come with warranties, too, giving you thousands of miles of stress-free driving. When you buy from a dealer, you can have confidence in your car. It also ensures you'll probably get a better price if you come to sell it in the future.
The Irish Sun
06-05-2025
- Automotive
- The Irish Sun
I drove a now-discontinued fan favourite motor, here's how to get your hands on it for under 12K
WHAT were Audi thinking when they discontinued the TT model? The quintessential millennial sports car was discontinued in 2023 after 25 years of production. Advertisement 6 The Audi TT is now discontinued, meaning used prices are set to rise in the coming years Credit: audi Model: Audi TT The OK, so early models were plagued with issues, but once ironed out, the It's fantastic to drive, reliable and looks great. Available as both a coupe and a roadster, the convertibles are the ultimate summer cruiser. Advertisement READ MORE USED CARS Oh, and it's a bit of a bargain too. Used Audi TT Review How can you not love the Audi TT? It's an iconic design that has stood the test of time. The Audi TT has evolved over time, becoming bigger and more aggressive-looking. Taste is a personal thing, but we're big fans of the MK2. They retain a similar shape to the Mk1, but are a little longer. Advertisement Most read in Buy Sponsored Sponsored Sponsored Advertorial The standard 2.0-litre TFSI (Fuel Stratified Injection) engine was powerful enough for this lightweight vehicle. 6 This Audi TT is available on Sun Motors for just under 14K, it has done 41,000 miles and is from 2016 Model: Audi TT The original TT was based on the trusted and loved Golf Mk4 platform. In fact, all TTs are built on VW's standard chassis, which makes them solid, robust and reliable. Advertisement In 2014, Audi launched the MK3 TT, with a full facelift that lasted until 2023, when the final car rolled off the production line. These are more refined, bigger and bolder TTs. What does it drive like? You don't climb into an Audi TT, you sort of slide into it. It's low to the ground, which makes it feel fast to drive. The handling is great, fuel economy average, and it looks amazing. You find yourself smiling while you drive, and that's what a car like this is meant to do. Water leaks are a common problem with the TT and there have been issues with the interior trim. Advertisement Like all used cars, look for one with low mileage and a full service history. How much is a used Audi TT You can probably pick up a used Audi TT for a couple of grand if you buy privately. But it's a big risk, with older cars potentially plagued with problems. In our view, it's much better to buy from a dealer. On Sun Motors, you can find Audi TTs starting from around £10,000. Stock at dealers can – and does – change quickly, so keep searching if you're seeking a bargain. Advertisement 6 This Audi TT 2.0 TFSI Sport Euro 6 is a perfect example of the Audi TTs available on Sun Motors for under 10K. Model: Audi TT At the top end, a nearly new, top-of-the-range, TT will set you back around £50,000. If you're buying an Audi TT, spend some time learning about the different models. There are a lot and it can be confusing when comparing one car to another. Advertisement Is the Audi TT a good used car? Pros of buying a used Audi TT Looks amazing, drives well and convertibles are super cool Built on solid VW chassis which should last a long time Original Audi TTs are classics, which means a good-condition older model could be a good investment Lots of used models on the market means prices are competitive No room for the kids Cons of buying a used Audi TT Not much boot space and rear seats are laughable Low driving position may not appeal It's a sportscar, so it could have been driven hard. Depreciation on nearly new cars can be relatively high No room for the kids What is the mileage on an Audi TT? Older Audi TTs are approaching and may even have clocked over 100,000 miles. In our view, it's best to avoid those. You can find nearly new TTs with a handful of miles (like the one featured below) or those with many, many more. Advertisement Modern cars shouldn't fail and a full service history and repair record is often more important than mileage. Used Audi TT Cars: Sun Motors best offers Low mileage monster 6 Model: Audi TT This mean-looking Audi TT RS TFSI Quattro Sport Ed has just 4,460 miles on the clock, making it the nearliest of nearly new cars. Advertisement It's a desirable Quattro model, so it's packing a super powerful, 2.5l supercharged engine knocking out 394bhp. That's going to do 0-60 in less than 4 seconds. Ouch. Inside, you'll get everything that Audi can chuck at the car. It's not cheap at £50,099, but it's a low-mileage monster. Affordable classic 6 Model: Audi TT Advertisement This old-style Audi TT is available at £320 a month, making it the most affordable Audi TT on the market (if you're buying from a trusted dealer, etc.). The Audi has done less than 5,000 miles per year and has been well-maintained, with strong bodywork. It's a Sport model, so expect great performance from this super car. Ultra cool convertible 6 Advertisement Model: Audi TT Another Quattro model? Yes, but this time it's a convertible. Imagine driving this beast of a car with the top down, wind in your hair and a superior 2-litre engine providing 305 bhp. It's another low-mileage, reasonably priced 2015 model (our choice). Advertisement Yours for £476 a month. That's not bad at all. Where to buy a used Audi TT Sun Motors provides you with access to the UK's best selection of used Audi TTs. Buy privately and you can pick up a cheaper car, but Audi TTs can be plagued with problems. Ask yourself: Do you really want the hassle? Advertisement We always recommend buying from a dealer (like those featured on Sun Motors) who will check every car before they sell it. Most come with warranties, too, giving you thousands of miles of stress-free driving. When you buy from a dealer, you can have confidence in your car. It also ensures you'll probably get a better price if you come to sell it in the future. Sun Motors: Buy your next vehicle today If you're part of the 3.3 million Brits looking to buy a used vehicle this year, Sun Motors is an ideal place to start * If you click on a link in this boxout we will earn affiliate revenue Enjoy: A choice of fuel type whether it's petrol, diesel, electric or hybrid A range of models from convertible, estate, saloon and many more A range of top brands such as Ford, Volkswagen, Toyota and BMW Financing options Trusted dealers
Scottish Sun
01-05-2025
- Automotive
- Scottish Sun
Four used sports cars selling for under £5k that are set to soar in value including iconic Audi & ‘supercharged' Jaguar
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) FOUR used sports cars are available for affordable prices right now, but experts predict they are about to soar in value. While the cost of many classic cars have gone up in the past few years, some models remain at a lower price tag. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 The Porsche Boxster, which are currently priced from £4,000 Credit: Alamy 5 A Mazda RX-8, from 2003 to 2012, is another one where prices are heading north Credit: Getty 5 Another car to keep your eye on is the Jaguar XK8 Credit: Getty One model that the market may have overlooked is the original Audi TT. It doesn't pack a lot of power, but it "could sell on looks alone". Some even feature the rare baseball glove leather upholstery. Autocar notes that "well-preserved" Audi TTs start at around £2,000. Another car to keep your eye on is the Jaguar XK8. The "supercharged" XKR is "what everyone wants", according to Autocar. Experts note that the price is on the lower end, unlike the XK8 which is starting to gain value again. Prices begin from around £3,500. A Mazda RX-8, from 2003 to 2012, is another one where prices are heading north. This is because Mazda admitted it could be years until the RX-9 comes out. In 2012, they said they hadn't even started developing it yet. Experts predict there is a good chance the next one will come with advanced driving aids and "some form of electrification". This means the RX-8 is the last of a breed, and prices start from £2,300 but are slowly rising. Another cheap car is the Porsche Boxster, which are currently priced from £4,000. Inspired by the 550 Spyder, this car "almost single-handedly saved the brand from bankruptcy". It is one of the most affordable Porsches with a flat-six engine. However, experts predict it won't stay this cheap for long. It comes after a car expert picked out five modern classic motors that are set to soar in value - and urged petrolheads to buy now while they're still reasonably priced. Those looking to buy a used sports car can check out the best on Sun Motors. 5 A Silver Jaguar XK8 coupe, which is another car to keep an eye on
