The 2011 VW Tiguan will have the following specs:
* Pricing: Pricing for the 2011 Tiguan is expected to be $24,585, which will remain similar to the 2010 model pricing.
* Engine: The 2011 engine will be a turbocharged 2.0 liter inline-4 cylinder with 200 horsepower and 207 pound-feet of torque.
* Fuel Economy: Fuel economy is expected to improve upward from the 19/26 miles per gallon for the manual transmission and 18/24 miles per gallon for the automatic. These numbers were good before in the class, if they improve due to the new engine, expect them to be at or near the top of the class.
* Acceleration: zero to sixty miles per hour sprints are managed in just under eight seconds according to Volkswagen.
* Transmission: The front wheel drive is controlled by a six speed manual or a six speed automatic with Tiptronic.
* Car Safety Features: The Volkswagen Tiguan scored a perfect five out of five stars in 2010 across all frontal and side collision impact tests. Standard safety features includes antilock brakes, height-adjustable telescoping steering wheel, and a full complement of airbags.
* Warranty: 3-year/36,000 miles
Since 2009, Volkswagen has been making its version of the compact SUV, the Volkswagen Tiguan. The vehicle comes with many exciting features, somewhat in between the standard SUV and a luxury version of one. Priced in the range of $24,585 to $34, 775, it is an appealing vehicle for any new car buyer to consider. For an affordable compact SUV, the Volkswagen Tiguan has always done well for itself despite its higher price point. For 2011, the Tiguan returns with some modifications to the front fascia as well as changes to the engine in order to comply with the new Euro V emissions laws. Expect to see the Tiguan in dealerships starting in late 2010.
* Pricing: Pricing for the 2011 Tiguan is expected to be $24,585, which will remain similar to the 2010 model pricing.
* Engine: The 2011 engine will be a turbocharged 2.0 liter inline-4 cylinder with 200 horsepower and 207 pound-feet of torque.
* Fuel Economy: Fuel economy is expected to improve upward from the 19/26 miles per gallon for the manual transmission and 18/24 miles per gallon for the automatic. These numbers were good before in the class, if they improve due to the new engine, expect them to be at or near the top of the class.
* Acceleration: zero to sixty miles per hour sprints are managed in just under eight seconds according to Volkswagen.
* Transmission: The front wheel drive is controlled by a six speed manual or a six speed automatic with Tiptronic.
* Car Safety Features: The Volkswagen Tiguan scored a perfect five out of five stars in 2010 across all frontal and side collision impact tests. Standard safety features includes antilock brakes, height-adjustable telescoping steering wheel, and a full complement of airbags.
* Warranty: 3-year/36,000 miles
Since 2009, Volkswagen has been making its version of the compact SUV, the Volkswagen Tiguan. The vehicle comes with many exciting features, somewhat in between the standard SUV and a luxury version of one. Priced in the range of $24,585 to $34, 775, it is an appealing vehicle for any new car buyer to consider. For an affordable compact SUV, the Volkswagen Tiguan has always done well for itself despite its higher price point. For 2011, the Tiguan returns with some modifications to the front fascia as well as changes to the engine in order to comply with the new Euro V emissions laws. Expect to see the Tiguan in dealerships starting in late 2010.