By Leftlane Staff
Thursday, Jun 1st, 2006 @ 12:10 pm

In April, we reported that the 2007 Ferrari GTB Fiorano featured a suspension system called MagneRide from former GM subsidiary Delphi. It turns out another European automaker also plans to use the system on its latest sports car. The 2007/2008 Audi TT will feature the adjustable suspension technology, Delphi and Audi announced today. MagneRide was first used on the new Corvette C6 and Cadillac STS. The suspension system enables rapid changes to the damping characteristics of the shocks either from driver or computer input. Audi claims the new system will offer “better transient handling and road isolation along with increased driver comfort” compared to the old TT coupe. Drivers will have the ability to select the level of suspension damping with a console-mounted two-position driver preference switch.

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