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Byline: Nick Yost, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES
When it comes to cars, the difference between ordinary and extraordinary can pretty much be summed up in three words: style, exclusivity and substance.
If an automobile exudes an aura of excitement and desirability, if it occupies a special niche in the automotive galaxy, and if it is superbly designed and technologically advanced, it's bound to attract the eye of the discriminating enthusiast.
One such vehicle is Audi's unique little two-seater known as the TT. Nearly a decade ago, it arrived in coupe form to almost universal critical acclaim for its unique, distinctively minimalistic styling and its capable, if not ultimately sporty, road manners. When the TT roadster version appeared a short time later, it too was greeted with praise.
But time has a way of blurring the excitement of yesteryear, and with too many critics, the little roadster came to be thought of as...
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