Limited editions TT 8N

Several limited editions of the TT have been released worldwide. The topics below list the known different versions with indication of the specific equipment. From the Netherlands and Europe to America. From Audi to the ABT versions.

One or more new editions are added every week. We kick off with the Netherlands before moving on to Europe.

The Netherlands

Over the years, 3 limited edition editions of the TT have been released in the Netherlands. Started in 2001 with the Coupé and in 2002 and 2003 also for the Roadster. Below chronologically the Dutch limited editions.

2002 Audi TT 8N Roadster Limited Edition NL

Europe

From 2000 to 2006, there were also several limited editions in Europe. Sometimes as part of the delivery programme in Europe. But mostly as specific versions for a country. In this chronological overview of the known limited editions of the Audi TT 8N and their details. Any amounts mentioned were the price at the time for the relevant market.

America

From the very beginning, there were limited edition versions of the TT in America. There was a version to introduce the TT in America, which also made it the very first limited edition version with specific equipment in 1999. But the end of the 1st generation of the TT also ended in America with a special limited edition version. A total of 3 limited edition versions are known of which we occasionally find one in Europe. Below is an overview of the version with details.

2002 Audi TT American Le Mans Series - United States

2006 Audi TT 8N - 3.2 Special Edition United States

Abt Sportsline

Abt Sportsline is a German car and motorcycle tuner based in Kempten im Allgäu. Abt specialises in tuning cars from the Volkswagen Group. Abt has also launched several of its own customised versions of the Audi TT. These versions are recognisable by the characteristic Abt body kits, exhaust systems with two double tailpipes and the unique Abt rims. Engine tuning is standard.

Abt or ABT Sportsline
We deliberately write Abt in lowercase letters. In the years of the TT 8N, this was the spelling used by the German company from Kempten im Allgäu itself. This is despite the fact that nowadays the brand itself uses ABT in uppercase letters.

Over the years, the following Abt models have been launched on the market:

Abt Sportsline and the DTM
Abt was active as a private team in the DTM for a number of years (2000-2003) with the Abt-Audi TT-R DTM. The first races were won in 2001, and the team was most successful in 2002. That year, Frenchman Laurent Aiello won the first championship for Abt at the Zandvoort circuit. From 2004 onwards, it became a factory team and the TT body was replaced by the body of an A4.

ABT Sportsline has now been competing in the DTM for 25 years.

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