Well if you’re British you probably won’t get insured but part from that they’re fun little cars. They definitely got better with age but the Mk1’s are cheap so why the hell not!
They’re nice cars. The only killer will be insurance and tax. If you have the dosh for it, then go ahead!
Because I don’t like the looks of the ass of the Mk1 :P
EDIT: Added “off the” before Mk1 :D
I say go for it but you need to get one with a duck tail because the normal once would spin out at high speed so they got recalled got a duck tail and stability control
I’m 21 and have a MK1 Audi TT 225 Roadster as my first car. The road tax due to emissions actually falls into the £400+ category but was one of few cars the UK government granted an exception for so it’s £265. My insurance with 0 years of my own no claims but after 3 years since I passed (I was on another policy on a Ford Fiesta) was £750 with Admiral last year and looks like going down to about £450 this year. They’re great cars and go like hell for the money. If you’re struggling to get insured then consider the 180bhp model. Make sure you have a look on TTForum aswell.
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Well if you’re British you probably won’t get insured but part from that they’re fun little cars. They definitely got better with age but the Mk1’s are cheap so why the hell not!
They’re nice cars. The only killer will be insurance and tax. If you have the dosh for it, then go ahead!
Because I don’t like the looks of the ass of the Mk1 :P
EDIT: Added “off the” before Mk1 :D
I say go for it but you need to get one with a duck tail because the normal once would spin out at high speed so they got recalled got a duck tail and stability control
I’m 21 and have a MK1 Audi TT 225 Roadster as my first car. The road tax due to emissions actually falls into the £400+ category but was one of few cars the UK government granted an exception for so it’s £265. My insurance with 0 years of my own no claims but after 3 years since I passed (I was on another policy on a Ford Fiesta) was £750 with Admiral last year and looks like going down to about £450 this year. They’re great cars and go like hell for the money. If you’re struggling to get insured then consider the 180bhp model. Make sure you have a look on TTForum aswell.
I’m 17. On a 1.4 polo. £1700 a year for me!