2023 Volkswagen Tiguan Reviews

The Volkswagen Tiguan R Grid Edition costs less than the Tiguan R, with all the wild and beastly performance of the hi-po SUV it's based on. So what's the catch?

Can you have seven seats and style? VW reckons so, and it says you'll find exactly that in the Tiguan Allspace Monochrome. But there is a catch. This special-edition SUV misses out on some key tech and safety features that the brand simply can't get its hands on in a post-pandemic world. So what are they, and will you miss them? Read on.

The Volkswagen Tiguan 162TSI R-Line is a sporty-looking package that combines space, easy-to-use tech and a smooth drive experience. Add the all-wheel drive and we might have ourselves the combo that a lot of families are looking for! Is it perfect? Well, no (what car is), but it has some great features that are sure to make a family car enthusiast happy.

Bigger is often better when it comes to family cars, but what if you want to go smaller with three child seats across the back seat?

The Tiguan Allspace Adventure is an amazing story - a car created by Volkswagen Australia out of whatever parts they could find so that buyers didn't have to wait to own a new SUV. The result could be the best Tiguan on the planet.

The Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace sits nicely between the five-seater Tiguan and its bigger brother, the Touareg. In terms of size, this fits into the Goldilocks middle ground. Not too big and not too small. It's the sort of SUV that should appeal to those who gulp when they see the giant SUVs or people movers but still want some room to breathe when packed in with the fam. But is space enough?