Overview
This 2.0L Turbo crossover SUV defines the refinement of German workmanship. It is the more luxurious older brother to the Nissan Rogue, Mazda CX-5, Toyota Fortuner, Mitsubishi Outlander, Kia Sportage, and Hyundai Tucson. It is equivalent to the Mercedes GLA, BMW X3 and Audi Q3
Reasons for it
Above-average ride quality supported by firm grounding on the road
Zippy turbocharged engine adapted from the GTi
Well-designed interior
Great entertainment system
(We love this car)
Reasons against it
Rear legroom is slightly restricted
Average trunk space
Full Review
The Plain Jane with Surprising Oomph: Despite an annoying auto-hold funciton, the Tiguan is actually a pretty sweet ride. Key pluses are amazing ride-comfort reslting from a very well-tuned suspension, pretty good power and a well thought out, effective sound system. It's also surprisingly easy to manuever and park, as a result of its small turning radius and available parking sensors. Too bad that the car looks a bit boring. Read our full review here.
Drivers looking for a small sized SUV with no desire to compromise on engine performance or comfort. Most of the Tiguan’s weight is carried by the well-reputed German badge that is Volkswagen