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Tuesday, December 8, 2009

ABT Audi TT-Limited II





With its Abt-Audi TT-R, Abt Sportsline has won the appellation in the DTM (Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters), which was the better success in the history of the company. And according to the accumulated adage "From the chase clue to the street", the world's arch affability aggregation for makes of the Volkswagen-concern has created a new highlight off the clue as well: the Abt TT-limited II. "We appetite to accord bodies the authentic motorsport activity for alley use", says managing administrator and DTM-driver Christian Abt. The aftereffect incorporates authentic affection with 195 kW (265 hp), quattro drive and a alluring action package.

The Abt TT-limited already angry out to be a album in the portfolio of the aggregation from the Allgau-region. For the accepted appropriate copy from Kempten, Abt Sportsline not alone chose a arresting red, but additionally an optical amalgamation with an complete eye-catcher: the TT-limited II has been able with the Abt SP1 sports caster including DTM Champion caster rim covers. The atramentous covers with inscription admire Laurent Aiello's title-winning attack in the 2002 DTM-season. Underneath the bonnet, there is a absolute sportsman's affection at work: the 1.8 litre turbo agent not alone has 30 kW (40 hp) added achievement than the 165 kW (225 hp) able assembly engine, but with 360 Nm instead of 280 Nm decidedly added torque as well.

The DTM-connection can't abide unnoticed. With the advanced area and the acclaimed Abt logo on the radiator, the adventurous ancestry of the TT-limited II becomes bright at aboriginal sight. The affiliation becomes alike added credible at the back: the Abt rear wing, acquired from the DTM-winning Abt-Audi TT-R, provides the best accessible downforce. Below that, the rear awning including carbon diffuser and four-pipe bankrupt silencer refers to authentic motorsport power. "Our acquaintance from the chase clue provided the ideal base for our TT-limited II", says Christian Abt.