Volkswagen Tiguan
Volkswagen Tiguan is four-wheel-drive crossover of class C and D. Debut of Volkswagen Tiguan took place in 2007 at the Motor Show in Frankfurt. The model is built on common platform of Audi Q3. The base design of Volkswagen Tiguan is with Volkswagen Golf and Volkswagen Touareg, as they have almost the same body shape as Volkswagen Tiguan. Currently, there are three versions of the model: Sport and Style, Trend and Fun as well as Track and Field. The first modification, as the name says is a sports car and this is available thanks to the shock absorbers and suspension settings. Trend and Fun is a city model and simply more suitable for city driving. Track and Field is more like a SUV, because it has an option that allows you to drive offroad and driving in difficult terrain. In addition, it provides protection for engine crankcase.
In July 2011, Volkswagen Tiguan was modernized. External differences from the previous version could be smaller headlights, updated front and rear bumpers and new taillights. Technical innovations included two gasoline engines: 1.4 TSI power of 150 HP (110 kW) which was replaced by motor capacity of 160 HP (118 kW) and 2.0 TSI rated at 200 HP (147 kW) was also replaced by more modern and economical engine capacity of 210 HP (155 kW).
The second generation of Volkswagen Tiguan was introduced at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2015. Apart from the usual car, long version Volkswagen Tiguan XL and CC coupe were presented, which was similar to Volkswagen concept car of Volkswagen Cross Coupe and will be appeard at the market in 2016. New updated versions of Volkswagen Tiguan were built on new modular platform (MQB). The model were powered by three diesel engines volume of 1.6 and 2.0-liter capacity from 110 to 204 horsepower and four petrol motors volume of 1.4, 1.8 and 2.0-liter rated at from 140 to 220 horsepower.
9 Photos of Volkswagen Tiguan
Featured Reviews 2016-2017
2016 Ford Focus Rs - photos, video, tech specs, interior
Ford after successful sale of Ford Focus Rs in 2013 and 2014, Ford is keen to introduce outstanding hatchback sportcar with better desing and engine. 2016 Ford Focus Rs will be used on the 320-strong "charged" hatchback Focus RS latest generation in its other models. Hatchback with the prefix RS presented in the format of the online premiere. In parallel, the ... read more
2016 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque - interior, exterior, redesign
Land Rover has officially released photos of the new crossover 2016 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque. The SUV has received new LED lights, new design and new engines. There is also a strong possibility that the version in the body of a convertible will go into mass production. 2016 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque will be presented at the Geneva Motor ... read more
2017 Toyota GT 86 - interior, exterior, specifications
Japanese have updated a sporty rear-wheel coupe Toyota GT 86 – its premiere will take place at the New York Auto Show in late March of 2016. The car has received minor changes in appearance, in salon and equipment. Outside it is easy to distinguish 2017 Toyota GT 86 on another front bumper with a wide central air intake, with diode ... read more
2017 Honda CR-V - release, exterior, equipment, video
Last year in Spring, 2017 Honda CR-V was introduced for European market. Updated crossover Honda CR-V whose exterior slightly redesigned from 2015-2016 Honda CR-V. Changes include new multimedia complex, advanced security systems, new engines with gearboxes, modified steering and suspension settings, improved sound and insulation, expanded color palette of the body, and increased alloy wheels. The exterior of crossover 2017 ... read more
2017 Mazda CX-4 - release date, exterior, specifications
At the auto show in Beijing in the end of April 2016 the Japanese presented the serial version of Mazda Koeru concept, which was first shown at the motor show in Frankfurt in the autumn of 2015. The car has received the name Mazda CX-4. Of course, externally serial 2017 Mazda CX-4 looks not so effectively as a prototype, but the ... read more