Hi all,

Up for sale is my Audi TTS. It’s a lovely car with an extensive service history, a service book with 15 stamps and a folder full of receipts.

I acquired this car almost by mistake. I was selling my Mercedes A220d at the time (early summer 2025) and the gentleman who was most interested in the car happened to mention that he would be selling his Audi (this one) to part fund the purchase of my car. Long story short, we came to a deal. It released some cash and also meant we weren’t without a second car temporarily.

I hadn’t planned on keeping the Audi long, I was just going to sell it on, but it’s such a fun car to drive that I ended up keeping it.

My wife uses it as her daily car as her commute to work is only a mile or so, and I use it at weekends as it’s much more enjoyable to drive than our family car. However, as we will now be sharing the school run responsibilities and our kids (13 and 9) are getting bigger, they are just too cramped in the back of the Audi. 

There are a coupe of imperfections I must to mention. There appears to be a rub mark on the rear quarter that I only noticed when cleaning the car. I’m not sure how this happened, it may well buff out. There is also a very slow puncture in the front left tyre. It only loses four or five psi over a month. Our local garage couldn’t find the leak, otherwise I would have had it repaired. I haven’t replaced the tyre yet as it’s easy enough for me to top up at home every 3/4 weeks as all the tyres are good. There are a few other smalls scratches that a car of this age will naturally pick up, but nothing I would consider any more than that. The wheels have some light curbing to them but again we drive the car daily so don’t mind a few minor cosmetic imperfections. 

Mileage is now jsut shy of 96000 and will creep up slightly as it’s being used regularly.

In my ownership, it had a full service on 25/10/25 and an MOT until 23/10/26, with the only advisory being slight tyre wear. The rest of the stamped service history is pictured. The car has 15 stamped services in the book, with the vast majority being official Audi.

The car has the 2 original keys and is ULEZ compliant.

In short, this is an older sports car that is great fun to drive. I would say it’s in great condition but I’m probably slightly biased. It’s a firm ride and quite raw, but that’s exactly why I like it. It’s been extremely well maintained mechanically, great fun to drive, and priced to reflect the minor cosmetic bits. Would consider taking something in a part exchange, would need to be a 4 door minimum, I’m really looking for a quick (ish) estate truth be told. 

Thanks for looking.