The Audi TT has a 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine which in the entry grade 45TFSI and Final edition makes 180kW and 370Nm, while in the TTS produces 210kW and 380Nm.

Coming standard on the entry grade Audi TT 45 TFSI are LED headlights and 18-inch wheels, proximity unlocking and push-button start, a 12.4-inch 'Virtual Cockpit' digital instrument display, sat nav, CD and DVD player, digital radio, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and wireless phone charging.

Stepping up to the TTS adds 19-inch alloy wheels, power and heated S sport front seats, Nappa leather upholstery and a 12-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system.

The Final Edition grade has the same features as the 45 TFSI but adds the 'S Line Competition Plus' exterior package which beefs up the TT’s looks with the big fixed rear wing and 19-inch Audi Sport wheels in gloss 'Anthracite Black' with red brake calipers. There’s also the black exterior package which brings the black Audi rings badging, black chunky exhaust tips, black side trims and Audi logo decals.

Inside the Final Edition are Nappa leather S sport seats, an Alcantera and leather flat-bottomed steering wheel with paddle shifters, while the armrests, door handles and the centre console are covered by the leather package too which includes contrasting stitching.

Metallic paint is also included as part of the Final Edition’s features.

The Audi TT has a minimalist interior without the big centre media displays you'll see in most other new cars today. Still the level of refinement and luxury is high with sports front seats and Nappa leather upholstery in the higher grades such as the TTS and Final Edition.

Aluminium inlays features across the range while TTS and Final Edition grades come with stainless steel pedal covers.

The 0-100km/h time for the Audi TT ranges from 5.1 seconds for the entry grade 45 TFSI and Final Edition to 4.7 seconds for the TTS. Top speed is 250km/h.

The Audi TT is a 2+2 seater sports car meaning those rear couple of seats are there for the odd occasion when you might need them, because the space back there is limited. But for most of the time having a place to throw a jacket or extra luggage and not have to ask your co-plot to rest it on their lap will feel like absolute luxury.

The TT's 55-litre fuel tank means you should have a range of about 785km.