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2009 Volkswagen Tiguan - Page 1 Review

MSRP: $23,200 - $32,940 See Local Classifieds
 
Shopping for a 2009 Volkswagen Tiguan? MSRP: $23,200 - $32,940

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The first official pictures of the Volkswagen Tiguan have been released, along with news that the car will come with a choice of front ends. The first two will be called Trend & Fun and Sport & Style, and will have a maximum entry angle of 18 degrees at the front. The third model will be badged Track & Field, and a revised nose will make it much more off-road capable. It can take entry angles of up to 28 degrees.

 

Another new technology will be Offroad Mode, which with the push of a dashboard button will activate a raft of alternative safety features. This feature will only be on the Track & Field car, and will switch on the hill descent control and hill climb assist, improve the throttle response to allow more accurate torque delivery, and boost braking on loose surfaces.

 

The Tiguan will make its debut in production trim at September’s Frankfurt Motor Show and go on sale in Europe early next year.


 

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Specs: Select a Trim

FWD (5) MSRP Invoice MPG City MPG Hwy
FWD 4dr Auto S Specs $24,300 $22,551 18 24
FWD 4dr SE Specs $26,925 $24,958 18 24
FWD 4dr SEL Specs $30,990 $28,680 18 24
FWD 4dr Man S Specs $23,200 $21,455 19 26
FWD 4dr SE w/Leather Specs $28,275 $26,193 18 24
AWD (3) MSRP Invoice MPG City MPG Hwy
AWD 4dr SE Specs $28,875 $26,946 18 24
AWD 4dr SEL Specs $32,940 $30,668 18 24
AWD SE w/Leather Specs $30,225 $28,181 18 24

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Why should I also consider these? X

The 2009 Volkswagen Tiguan competes in a very crowded class of vehicles.

Small crossovers like the Honda CR-V are perennial best-sellers because of their smooth rides, reputation for reliability, and flexible interiors.

The CR-V, like the Tiguan, is only available in four-cylinder trim.

Toyota's RAV4 has grown, though, and now offers a V-6 option as well as a third-row seat.

Saturn's Vue was brand-new for 2008, and it's smaller than the CR-V and RAV4, with no third-row seat, but it can be ordered with a gas-electric hybrid powertrain or a powerful V-6 engine.

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