2009 Audi TTS - Specifications
LED daytime running lamps
Electronic stabilization program (ESP) w/anti-slip regulation...
Crash sensor-inc: doors unlock, battery disconnect, fuel shut off
LED daytime running lamps
Electronic stabilization program (ESP) w/anti-slip regulation...
Crash sensor -inc: doors unlock, battery disconnect, fuel shut...
Roll bars w/aluminum trim
Front dual-threshold airbags w/passenger sensor
Front seat-mounted side-impact airbags
Front knee airbags
3-point front seat belts -inc: pretensioners, force limiters
3-point rear seat belts
Lower anchors & tethers for children (LATCH)
Side intrusion door beams
Audi rear parking system
Tire pressure monitoring system
Tire pressure monitoring system
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