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Day-by-Day Review: 2009 Audi TTS Roadster 
CanadianDriver | by James Bergeron | Tue, Dec 9
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2009 Audi TTS Roadster
MSRP as tested (excluding destination): $63,550
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2009 Audi TTS Roadster
MSRP as tested (excluding destination): $62,550
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