Highlights

Factory standard Quattro in smart condition
Well specified with full leather and 5spd manual box
One registered keeper from new
MOT to October 2025 with no structural or mechanical advisories

The Appeal

At its launch, the original Audi TT was in a market of its own. The same is true now. Clever retro-esque styling that aped the NSU TT, limpet-like Quattro drivetrain and that utter peach of a motor, the BAM 1.8L 20V turbo, all make a good survivor a modern classic to cherish.

With that said, there are plenty to choose from. But few quite like this car, a low mileage Mk1 180bhp Quattro that has been with the same lady keeper since new. Classically finished in silver with a full black leather cabin, it is a very tidy car that checks out well in the usual TT inspection areas.

The history file shows regular attention and the car comes to market with a lengthy MOT containing no structural or mechanical advisories.

History and Paperwork

First registered 27th November 1999
One registered keeper from new
2 keys plus 2 emergency keys
Factory handbooks including service book
Stamped service book with 9 entries to 70,223 miles in 2013
Cambelt replaced at last service
V5C in current keeper’s name
MOT to 7th October 2025 with minor advisory for a tyre
87,018 miles showing on last test and 87,021 miles in photos

The Condition

Smart silver paintwork in good condition for year
Some light marks and stone chips to note as shown in photos
Small scuff to note to nearside rear bumper corner
Five spoke 16in factory alloys in fair condition with light scuffs and kerbing
Advisory for one tyre on current MOT
Exterior lights in fair condition with misting to note to headlights
Underside appears to be well kept with no structural advisories on current MOT
Full black leather interior showing light wear commensurate with age and mileage
Leather seats show some wear to squabs and bolsters as shown
Interior presents well with some scuffs and marks to note to trim but not unsightly
One speaker has a small hole in it as shown
Carpets in good order with no reported damage
Boot area presents well with some marks to seat backs and trim

The Mechanics

1,781cc ‘BAM’ 20V 180bhp 4cyl turbocharged engine
5spd manual gearbox
Regularly serviced to 70,000 miles as shown
Cambelt changed at last service
Last service appears to have been in 2013
No reported running or driving issues
No mechanical or running gear advisories on MOT

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