The Audi TT was redesigned for 2008, getting an impressive 250-horsepower six-cylinder version that's available as both a coupe and a convertible. That kind of pedestrian power is slightly overshadowed, however, by the TTS, which will sport a pumped-up version of the base TT's 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder. The resulting 272 hp — which is a preliminary number — and 258 pounds-feet of torque should be quite nice.The TTS also gets new 18-inch wheels and new headlights with LED daytime running lights. Interior materials include Alcantara and leather in four color combinations.What we're not sure about is whether there's really a huge demand for such a vehicle. Considering the fact that the top-of-the-line TT coupe comes in at $41,500 — and other S variants in Audi's lineup command a $10,000 premium over their regular counterparts — the TTS may have a pretty hefty price tag; we're not sure we'd part with $50,000-plus for one. A Porsche Cayman S starts at $59,100 and a BMW M coupe is $50,100. Will the TTS find a place between the two?
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