Used Volkswagen Tiguan buying guide
The Volkswagen Tiguan is one of Volkswagen’s best-selling cars. It’s known for its straightforward style, spacious interiors, and enjoyable driving experience. Powered by advanced TSI petrol engine technology, and 4MOTION AWD across the Comfortline and Highline variants, this SUV drives comfortably and efficiently on commutes or long drives. Being a highly-practical five or seven-seater SUV like the Mitsubishi Outlander or Nissan X-Trail, a used Volkswagen Tiguan is high up on the list of many growing families.
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Volkswagen Tiguan models: what’s included
There are three TSI petrol engines between four Volkswagen Tiguan variants, with different equipment levels to match. Here’s what you need to consider when buying a used Volkswagen Tiguan.
Volkswagen Tiguan 110TSI Trendline
Starting with the RWD base model Trendline, you’ll get a 1.4L petrol engine, 6-speed DSG transmission, and 17-inch alloy wheels. The Trendline features standard equipment like anti-lock braking system, brake assist, electronic differential lock, stability control, roof rails, driver fatigue detection, lane assist, bluetooth connectivity with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, split folding rear seats, tilt and telescopic multi-function steering wheel, and rain sensing wipers. With all the equipment and features that the Trendline offers, it certainly doesn’t feel like an entry-level car.
Volkswagen Tiguan 110TSI Comfortline / 132TSI Comfortline / 110TSI Comfortline Allspace
The Comfortline model comes with either the RWD 6-speed DSG transmission 1.4L petrol engine or AWD 7-speed DSG transmission 2.0L petrol engine. For the seven-seater version of the Tiguan, choose the Comfortline Allspace. It switches up to 18-inch alloy wheels, and adds features like keyless entry and start, chrome exterior trim, luggage floor net, tri-zone climate control, and comfort front seats with lumbar adjustment. All three Comfortline models deliver on convenience, safety, and comfort, perfect for city drivers and families who like to get away on weekends.
Volkswagen Tiguan 162TSI Highline / 162TSI Highline Allspace / 140TDI Highline Allspace
The Volkswagen Tiguan Highline variant includes one five-seater and two Allspace seven-seaters. They all share the same engine size, with differing power output across the variants. Along with everything from the Trendline and Comfortline, the Highline adds 19-inch alloy wheels, adaptive cruise control, rear traffic alert, leather-appointed seats, heated front seats (and second row outer seats on Allspace models), premium LED rear tail lights, voice command system. Highline buyers can also opt for the R-line package, which features additional performance-oriented exterior and interior finishes.
Is a used Volkswagen Tiguan safe?
Volkswagen provides peace of mind through its safety features, including advanced driver assistance systems like autonomous emergency braking, lane assist with lane departure warning, park assist, and driver fatigue detection. All this intelligent tech combined with the quality build offers an efficient and confident drive on a used Volkswagen Tiguan. You’ll also be pleased to learn that the entire range of Volkswagen Tiguan SUVs have all secured maximum 5-star ANCAP ratings.
Is a used Volkswagen Tiguan worth buying?
By combining stylish sophistication, practicality, and engine refinement, the Volkswagen Tiguan offers an appealing package that you can count on. Buying a used Volkswagen Tiguan is a cost-effective way to get an SUV that’s capable and comfortable around town and on the highways. On the same budget of buying a new entry-level model, you’ll likely be able to find used Volkswagen Tiguans at higher spec or trim level, or even with installed extras like surfboard carriers, tow bar kits, and more. With the long wait times for new cars and the added cost for optional packages, choosing a used Volkswagen Tiguan just makes sense.
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