13 September 2014
Feature

Is the new Audi TT S more of an engaging, exciting proposition than its predecessor? Matt Prior gets behind the wheel to find out.

Read the first drive of the new Audi TT S.

Matt Prior

Matt Prior
Title: Editor-at-large

Matt is Autocar’s lead features writer and presenter, is the main face of Autocar’s YouTube channel, presents the My Week In Cars podcast and has written his weekly column, Tester’s Notes, since 2013.

Matt is an automotive engineer who has been writing and talking about cars since 1997. He joined Autocar in 2005 as deputy road test editor, prior to which he was road test editor and world rally editor for Channel 4’s automotive website, 4Car. 

Into all things engineering and automotive from any era, Matt is as comfortable regularly contributing to sibling titles Move Electric and Classic & Sports Car as he is writing for Autocar. He has a racing licence, and some malfunctioning classic cars and motorbikes. 

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simonali 17 September 2014

Rubbish!

I love the way Haldex and VAG are still trying to perpetuate the myth that these part time AWD cars can transmit 100% of the power to the rear wheels and that car journos relay this nonsense to us...
kauezchen 17 October 2014

The only nonsense in this

The only nonsense in this context is your claim that it can't.
Peter Cavellini 17 September 2014

That color!!!!!!!!

Not my cup of Tea really,maybe a dark color,but not that AA Van color.
scotty5 13 September 2014

New Audi tt s NOT tested!

What does it matter how it drives, only hairdressers buy them. Complete waste of time reporting about this car's handling etc around circuits or twisty 'B' roads, how does it handle at 10mph around Sainsburys car park? What's the handling like cruising at 20mph along the high street? How many people will look at it whilst parked outside the local Bistro? These are the questions potential owners want answered.
xxxx 15 September 2014

cuts

"Only hairdressers but em " no that's what the slower,cheaper MX5 is for during times of the credit crunch, according to the internet anyway.