- 5 doors
- 5 seats
- Automatic or manual
- Petrol or diesel
Is the Volkswagen Tiguan SUV a good car?
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Words by: Ivan Aistrop
Additional words by: Auto Trader
"The Volkswagen Tiguan does pretty much everything a good family SUV should. It’s stylish, high in quality, massively practical and easy and relaxing to drive. It’s not the cheapest car of its type, either to buy or to run, but you won’t feel short-changed by the car you get for your money."
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Running costs for a Volkswagen Tiguan
3/5
The Tiguan is slightly pricier to buy than rivals like the Skoda Kodiaq and Nissan Qashqai, but cheaper than Land Rover Discovery Sport. However, when it comes to overall running costs, we suspect it's reasonable resale value will keep it on a par with the Nissan, and well ahead of the Land Rover. The Skoda has very strong resale values too, so that might work out cheaper still over several years.
Lease deals
These deals are based on terms of 8,000 miles, for a 36 month lease with a 6 months initial payment.
£377
Monthly payment
£2,262
Initial payment
£409
Monthly payment
£2,454
Initial payment
Standard equipment
Expect the following equipment on your Volkswagen Tiguan SUV. This may vary between trim levels.
Other vehicles in the Tiguan family
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