2019 Volkswagen Tiguan - Pricing - Options and More

INTRODUCTION

Volkswagen’s compact, turned mid-sized crossover vehicle. As of February 2019, the Tiguan is best selling vehicle from Volkswagen in North American. Building on the success of the well received previous generation (albeit slightly underwhelming) Tiguan, this new vehicle is moving closer to its the full-sized Atlas stablemate.

The volume-leading Tiguan is an incredibly important piece of the rebuilding process for VW - as such, It feels as if VW poured most of their recent R+D budgets into the this Tiguan, and the aforementioned Atlas.

RELEASED

2017 Model Year (The previous and much smaller generation sold as Tiguan Limited)

2019 PRICING

Includes Destination (AWD Model)

S - MSRP $26,590- Cost $25,567

SE - MSRP $28,990 - Cost $27,870

SEL - MSRP $34,090 - Cost $ 32,766

SEL Premium - MSRP $38,190 - Cost $36,703

SEL Premium R-Line MSRP $39,890 - Cost $38,334

INCENTIVE

May 2019

Dealer Cash $1,000

Lease Cash $1,050

2019tiguan

LENGTH

185″

HEIGHT

66”

WEIGHT

3,777 FWD

3,858 AWD

CHASSIS

Unibody - Volkswagen Group MQB

2019tiguanpowertrain


POWERTRAIN

2.0L TSI Inline-4

184 HP

221 LB-FT Torque

8-Speed Automatic Transmission

4Motion All-Wheel Drive (optional)

WARRANTY

6 Years 72,000 Comprehensive (best in class!)

TECHNOLOGY + CONNECTIVITY

Apple Carplay and Android Auto via USB

Volkswagen Digital Cockpit (Nvidia Drive)

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ADVANCED SAFETY

Pre-Collision Automatic Braking

Blind Spot Monitor



FUEL ECONOMY

City 22 MPG

Highway 29 MPG


SEATS

5 Passenger or 7-Passenger (Optional)

2019 volkswagen tiguan profile

GOOD

  • Smooth and quiet Ride

  • Turbocharged power with great torque

  • Best-In-Class Infotainment

  • Best in class warranty (by a lot)

  • Each of the trim levels offer a strong value vs. competitors

  • Well thought out cabin

BAD

  • Not enough of that turbocharged power + no optional engine

  • Lease customers will find the best payments are with VW Credit (one of the worst lease buyout process we have encountered)

  • May be slight too large, or slightly too small if you’re going for the 3rd row option



COLORS

Pure White

Silk Blue Metallic

Platinum Gray Metallic

Deep Black Pearl

Cardinal Red Metallic

Pyrite Silver Metallic

White Silver Metallic

Habanero Orange Metallic

Dark Moss Green Metallic

Stone Blue Metallic



MAJOR OPTIONS

S Model:

Driver Assistance Package -inc: Blind Spot Monitor w/Rear Traffic Alert, Forward Collision Warning, autonomous emergency braking w/pedestrian monitoring $450

SE Model:

Panoramic Sunroof $1,200

All Models:

3rd Row Seat Package $595



ACCESSORIES + PORT INSTALLED OPTIONS

First Aid Kit -inc: basic first aid kit for addressing minor injuries 

$35.00

Roadside Assistance Kit -inc: booster cables, warning triangle, LED flashlight, multi-tool, work gloves, blanket, poncho, bandages and more 

$85.00

Combination Assistance Kit -inc: First Aid Kit, basic first aid kit for addressing minor injuries, Roadside Assistance Kit, booster cables, warning triangle, LED flashlight, multi-tool, work gloves, blanket, poncho, bandages and more 

$99.00

Wheel Locks & Dust Caps (4 each) -inc: coded key 

$80.00

VW Care -inc: Volkswagen prepaid scheduled maintenance contract w/10,000-mile and 20,000-mile servicing for SUVs 

$240.00

Bumperdillo Protection Plate for Rear Bumper 

$150.00

Wheel Splash Guards (Set of 4) 

$220.00

2-Row Rubber Mats Kit -inc: Monster Mats w/logo (set of 4), Heavy Duty Trunk Liner w/VW CarGo Blocks 

$235.00

Rear Roof-Edge Spoiler 

$550.00

Luggage Net -inc: For securing items in the cargo area 

$100.00

Frameless Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror -inc: electronic compass and HomeLink garage door opener 

$325.00

Trailer Hitch Receiver Kit -inc: hitch ball and mount, Up to 1,500 lbs, towing capacity 

$700.00

Side Steps (Set of 2) 

$695.00

Extended Range Remote Engine Start -inc: remote key fob (1) 

$450.00



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CONCLUSION

I think VW have done a very good job with the design and execution of the new, larger Tiguan. It is terrific value when compared with the small and mid-sized SUV’s from the other German and Swedish marques - and it out-classes its Japanese and Korean SUV competitors with its superior ride + handling, along with very well integrated technology (almost makes you feel like you’re driving an Audi Q5). Its best in class warranty is amazing, but make sure to understand resale values of VW Group vehicles are still below most other brands, though this could improve in the not-too-distant future.

Cheers

Joe