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Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace Match

FROM £32,195.00

  • Rear view camera
  • Alloy wheels 19" Victoria'
  • Park Assist and rear-view camera
  • Discover Navigation system, with 8.0" colour touch screen
  • Electrically adjustable, heated and foldable door mirrors

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Match

Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace SEL

FROM £35,445.00

  • Alloy wheels 19" Victoria'
  • Discover Navigation system, with 8.0" colour touch screen
  • Panoramic sunroof
  • LED headlights with Dynamic Light Assist
  • Front sports seats

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Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace R-Line Tech

FROM £37,770.00

  • Discover Navigation system, with 8.0" colour touch screen
  • Panoramic sunroof
  • LED headlights with Dynamic Light Assist
  • Front sports seats
  • Alloy wheels 8.5J x 20 `Suzuka`

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R-Line Tech

From £32,195

or from £345 per month

New Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace

Explore the new Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace. It's bigger & better, with room for up to 7 people the new Tiguan Allspace can transport you to new adventures.

Finance Example

Finance Example

Solutions Personal Contract Plan† representative example subject to 10,000 miles per annum for a Tiguan Allspace Match 2.0 TDI 150PS 2WD manual

£3,750 towards your deposit | £345 per month

Duration 4  years
47 monthly payments of £345.00
Deposit contribution 1 £3,750.00
Customer deposit £6,350.91
Retail cash price £34,350
Acceptance fee 2 £0.00
Optional final payment £11,459.70
Option to purchase fee 3 £10.00
Total amount payable £37,785.61
Total amount of credit £24,249.09
Representative APR % 4.9% APR
Rate of interest p.a. 4.9% fixed
Excess mileage charge 8.4p per mile

†At the end of the agreement there are three options: i) pay the optional final payment and own the vehicle; ii) return the vehicle: subject to excess mileage and fair wear and tear, charges may apply; or iii) replace: part exchange the vehicle 1£3,750 towards your deposit when purchased on Solutions PCP. 2 Acceptance fee is not required. 3Payable at the end of your agreement. With Solutions Personal Contract Plan. 18s+. Subject to availability and status. T&Cs apply. Available on Tiguan Allspace only. Offer available when ordered by 30/06/20 from participating Retailers. Indemnities may be required. Tiguan Allspace SE, SE Nav and R-Line are available from stock only. Offers are not available in conjunction with any other offer and may be varied or withdrawn at any time. *Service plan must be purchased at point of sale and covers the first two consecutive services limited to 1x oil service and 1x oil and inspection service. Accurate at time of publication 01/04/20. Freepost Volkswagen Financial Services.

CONTRACT HIRE AGREEMENT

REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLE Tiguan Allspace Match 2.0 TDI Manual
Monthly Rental £325
Initial Rental £1,950
Contract Length 23 months
Annual Mileage 10,000 mpa
Excess mileage 7p per mile

^No ownership option Business users only. Excess mileage at 7p per mile and damage charges may apply. All Prices Exclude VAT. VAT payable at 20%. 18s+. SE, SE Nav and R-Line are available from stock only. Subject to status and availability. T&Cs and exclusions apply. Offer available for vehicles ordered by 30/06/20 from participating Retailers. Indemnities may be required. Offers are not available in conjunction with any other offer and may be withdrawn at any time. Accurate at 01/04/20. Freepost Volkswagen Financial Services.

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Volkswagen's Tiguan gets seven seats in this Allspace guise. Jonathan Crouch checks it out.

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By Line

Volkswagen's Tiguan gets seven seats in this Allspace guise. Jonathan Crouch checks it out.

Ten Second Review

Volkswagen's second generation Tiguan widens its market reach in this lengthened 'Allspace' guise to include those who want the option of a third seating row in their mid-sized SUV. Could it be all the car you'll ever really need? Potential buyers will probably see this car in just that way.

Background

Increasingly, it's no longer enough to just offer a single mid-sized five-seat SUV. The market's now demanding that mainstream makers also provide variants of such models that are lengthened enough to be able to incorporate a third seating row. Volkswagen couldn't ignore this trend - and didn't, bringing us this bigger 'Allspace' Tiguan derivative in 2017. It's not much larger than the standard version; 215mm of extra length has been added, with the wheelbase extended by 109mm. Still, as we'll see, it's enough to make quite a difference to the way you can potentially use this car.

Driving Experience

There are no changes to the engineering of this Allspace model over the ordinary Tiguan and Volkswagen has also worked hard to ensure that this variant's extra 215mm of body length doesn't upset that car's reassuring handling balance. At the foot of the engine range is a 150PS 1.5-litre TSI EVO unit with 'Cylinder-on-Demand' technology and 2WD. If you want Volkswagen's 4MOTION 4WD system in your petrol-powered Tiguan Allspace, you'll have to opt for a 2.0-litre TSI petrol variant, available in 190 and 230PS forms and offered only with 7-speed DSG transmission. Most buyers of this car though, will probably want a diesel. Many likely customers will want this car fitted with the 2.0 TDI 150PS unit, which can be ordered with with front wheel drive or 4MOTION 4WD - and has a DSG auto option. If you go for the pokier 190PS 2.0 TDI powerplant, you have to have 4MOTION and the DSG auto. That's also the case with the flagship bi-turbo BiTDI flagshp variant which puts out a potent 240PS. The fifth-generation four-wheel-drive 4MOTION system provides a faster apportioning of power to all four wheels via a process that provides pre-activation of the rear clutch and improved operation of the electronic differentials. In recent times, nearly three-quarters of Tiguan buyers in the UK have shown a preference for AWD. In 4x4 form, the car has 200mm of ground clearance, 11mm more than it would have in 2WD guise.

Design and Build

So it's a slightly longer Tiguan. What are the benefits of that inside? The obvious answer is that this Allspace model's extra 60mm of overall length has made possible the fitment of a third seating row. As with rivals, these additional pews are really only really intended for children, but they're no more cramped than those you'll find in obvious direct rivals like Skoda's Kodiaq or Nissan's X-Trail. You'll need to use the middle row's standard liding mechanism and push the centre bench right forward if lanky adults are to be accommodated at the very back. This Tiguan's added length has also boosted boot space. With the rearmost seats in place, boot capacity is 230-litres; with the two seats stowed away into the boot floor, capacity has risen 85 litres-from the five-seat version to a total of 700-litres. Drop the second row as well and capacity reaches 1775-litres. These will be satisfyingly spacious numbers for potential family buyers, even if they can't quite match the figures of the Volkswagen Group model this car shares its engineering with, that Skoda Kodiaq.

Market and Model

Prices start at just over £30,000 at rates that represent a premium of around £2,500 over an ordinary Tiguan. Most buyers will focus on the 150PS version of Volkswagen's familiar 2.0-litre TDI diesel engine, priced from around £32,000. If you want 4MOTION 4WD with this variant, then an extra £1,600 will secure it and there's also the £1,600 option of DSG automatic transmission. As for trim levels, there's a choice of 'SE Nav', 'Match', 'SEL', 'R-Line' and 'R-Line Tech' options. All models come with alloy wheels, 'Climatic' semi-automatic air conditioning, a trip computer, all-round electric windows, an alarm, power heated door mirrors and a 'Composition Media' infotainment system. Safety kit includes a clever 'Automatic Post-Collision Braking System' that automatically brakes the car down to 6mph after a collision - so if, say, someone hits you and, understandably, you go to pieces, the car will automatically sort itself out. There's also a 'Front Assist' system that at speed, scans the road ahead as you drive for potential accident hazards, warning you if one is detected and automatically braking if necessary. You get that same kind of functionality at urban speeds too, as part of a 'City Emergency Braking' system included as part of the 'Front Assist' package.

Cost of Ownership

Expect the 2.0 TDI 150PS 2WD variant many will want to deliver up to 46.3mpg on the combined cycle and up to 129g/km of CO2. Go for the 1.5-litre TSI EVO petrol option and the figures are up to 36.7mpg and up to 154g/km. All figures WLTP-rated, converted to NEDC2. Later on, the economy champion will be the GTE Plug-in hybrid petrol/electric version you can ask your dealer about. Overall, though the upfront sticker price isn't cheap, whichever variant you choose, you'll probably be better off choosing this Volkswagen than a cheaper South Korean alternative when you factor in depreciation and whole life costs. And warranties? Well the standard package is three years and 60,000 miles. If you plan to see a bit more of the world in your Tiguan, there's a five year / 90,000 mile package. Whatever your decision, your car will come with three years of pan-European Roadside Assistance that has no mileage restriction. The paintwork warranty lasts for three years and, as you'd expect, this car is protected by a 12-year anti-corrosion package.

Summary

As with the ordinary Tiguan model, providing you don't expect this Allspace derivative to be among the cheaper choices in this segment, then there's very little not to like here. For the cost of, say, a five-seat Audi Q5 or Mercedes GLC, you can get yourself, in this seven-seat Volkswagen, a family SUV with almost equal badge equity but quite a lot more versatility. What's not to like? All the established Tiguan virtues remain - high residuals, impressive efficiency and strong build quality. And as ever with this model, there's an extra dash of polish in everything it does that'll make you feel as good when you open the bedroom window as you will when you're at the wheel.

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