2001 Audi Tt Convertible on 2040-cars
New Market, Maryland, United States
2001 Audi TT Convertible 5 speed. This car has 75,100 miles
that’s less than 6500 miles a year and it shows. This TT is in extremely nice
condition please view the pictures. This car starts and runs out as it did the
day it came off the assembly line. The tires and brakes are less than a year
old and in excellent condition. The top is less than a year old and is cloth
with a glass rear window. With the exception of the fuel gauge (works from 1/2 to
full) everything on this car works as it should including the center LED on the
dash. This car gets 30+ MPG and would
make a grate commuter or first car. The car is located in Beltsville MD, if you
want to come out and look at it let me know and we will arrange it. The
pictures were taken on 7/20/14 the camera date is wrong. This car is sold as is
where is and no warranties or guaranties are expressed or implied. The buyer is
responsible for all shipping arrangements and cost. The car must be paid for
within 5 days of the auctions end. We will work with you on pickup
arrangements. All funds must be cleared prior to release of the title and the
car. This car sales to USA only, 5 rating minimum if less than 100% request approval to bid first. Thanks for looking. |
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Audi debuts all-new R18 E-Tron Quattro with novel secondary hybrid system
Thu, 12 Dec 2013This is the new Audi R18. It looks like the Bond villain of race cars (it has red running lamps), and if Audi's past is any indication, it'll prove difficult to beat in the LMP1 class of the 2014 World Endurance Championship.
The car's full name is the Audi R18 E-Tron Quattro, just like last year's car. Also like last year's car, the new R18 draws its power from a V6 turbodiesel, which powers its rear wheels, and Audi's E-Tron hybrid system, which runs its front axle. Unlike last year's car, though, this R18 has a secondary hybrid system. Audi has fitted the V6 with an electric turbocharger and figured out how to capture waste heat generated when the engine reaches its boost limit. That power can then be stored and fed back into either the turbo or the front axle's hybrid system under acceleration.
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