TT badge supports motorcycling good cause As the great TT races on the Isle of Man resume, support the ACU Benevolent Fund with this great enamel badge. By David Williams 24 May 2010 • 10:10am ...

Even the TT badge on the first cars looked like the symbol for pi. Alas, it drove sort of—how do I put this?—fine.

Audi CEO Gernot Döllner said the TT badge could return by 2027, noting that sports cars remain integral to the brand’s DNA.

The third-generation TT RS, with its five-cylinder turbocharged engine, has taken the TT badge to a whole new level, but we're here to discuss the second incarnation of the go-fast machine.

There are even OLED taillights normally available on only one other current TT variant, the hardcore TT RS. You'll also find "20 Years of TT" badges on the front fenders.

Now, a report out of Europe claims a production version of the TT Offroad concept has been approved and may end up wearing a TTQ badge. ALSO SEE: Ford Focus RS Coming With More Than 316 HP, All ...

Checkout the fastback. Audi “With the TT, Audi created one of the automotive design icons of the last 20 years,” said Audi Board Member Prof. Dr. Ulrich Hackenberg in a statement.

Total output is now 200kW, while torque has been boosted to 350Nm from 2500rpm to 5000rpm. Like the regular TT the Audi TTS is available as both a four-seat Coupe or two-seat Roadster (convertible).

The Auto-Cycle Union Benevolent Fund is hoping to raise much-needed funds through the sale of its new 2013 TT badge. This year’s badge, bearing the Manx “three-legged” symbol, costs £3.