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Audi TT and Mercedes SLKWhen considering a sports car or roadster, two of the most heard cars will undoubtedly include the Audi TT and Mercedes SLK, and for good reasons. The Audi TT and Mercedes SLK both have similarities and differences that need to be known before choosing between them for your next sports car. These comparisons should include style features, and safety and performance features, and you should be educated on all of them to make your choice easier. Audi TT The Audi TT is manufactured in Hungary under the parent company Volkswagon Group, and is classed as a two door compact sports car. They come in both the 2 door coupe and 2 door roadster styles and have been around for two generations so far, since 1998. The most modern generation of the Audi TT car includes performance features like 5 different engine styles and a choice between a 6 speed manual and 6 speed S tronic transmission. They also boast the standard Audi front wheel or four wheel drive. Safety features include anti-lock brakes, daytime running lights, as well as front and driver and passenger side airbags. Knee airbags are also offered, along with ignition disable and occupancy sensors and panic alarm. Mercedes SLK The Mercedes SLK is a two generation compact roadster that began being manufactured since 1997. The goal in making the Mercedes SLK was to make the car sporty, short and light. It is also one of the first hardtop convertibles made, making it extremely popular among those who are looking for a versatile sports car that is at once sporty and chic. The SLK class comes in a 2 door coupe or 2 door convertible style. Performance features for the Mercedes SLK include four different engines and a choice of two transmission types: 7 speed automatic or 6 speed manual. There are several safety features included in the Mercedes SLK also, to ensure driver safety on the road, including anti-lock brakes, front and both driver and passenger side airbags, knee airbag, and daytime running lights, as well as occupancy sensors, security system, and side impact bars. |