subject: The Powerful 2010 Audi TTS 2.0T 2.0 Liter Engine [print this page] The 2010 Audi TTS is an elegant, trendy sports car designed to update the Audi TT. By combining visual appeal with performance, Audi raises the stakes in the competing models from Nissan, BMW and Porsche. With an improved engine, drivers looking for vitality and energy in a fashionable car find a great choice in the distinguished Audi TTS. For 2010, Audi has introduced a larger turbocharger and an intercooler to the venerable 2.0T engine to achieve significant improvements in power, acceleration, and efficiency for the TTS model. The impressive power of the Audi TTS power plant allows drivers to easily keep pace with Porsche's Boxster and Cayman as well as BMW's Z4. Standard in both the 2010 Audi TTS Coupe and Convertible models, Audi's 2.0L Dual Overhead Cam engine offers 265 horsepower (measured at 6,000 rpm). This power comes with 258 foot pounds of torque (measured at 2,500 rpm). The engine is gasoline fueled with direct injection and features 16 valves in an inline, 4 cylinder configuration. Variable Valve Technology (VVT) allows the timing of the cam to change while in operation resulting in more power and greater engine efficiency over the engines entire RMP range. Powering all four wheels, through a dual clutch transmission, the TTS delivers the excitement, and muscle buyers expect. The TTS has been rated at an impressive 5.2 seconds to go from 0 to 60 mph. With a combined fuel economy rating of 24 miles per gallon, Audi delivers a surprising bonus for TTS drivers who might ordinarily expect that the exceptional performance of the TTS would come at the expense of fuel economy.
