New 2022 VW Tiguan review // Some needed updates

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This is a Motormouth couple car review of the new 2022 Volkswagen Tiguan compact crossover. The 2022 Tiguan has a 2L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine, an 8-speed automatic transmission, 184 horsepower and 221 lb-ft of torque. Standard AWD in Canada and in the US, FWD and AWD options are available. You can put regular fuel in this crossover. The redesigned Tiguan has a fresh exterior style with a new front fascia, LED headlights and LED taillights, an available illuminated front grille, standard heated front seats and a heated steering wheel. R-Line styling is a new edition to the VW lineup with two available trims. It includes, 19” wheels, 20” on the Highline R-Line model, black accents, a sporty front bumper featuring large air intakes, as well as body-colour lower panels and R-Line touches inside and out. In the US, Tiguan models with FWD come with a standard 3rd row, optional for AWD models. In Canada, you can add the third row on all trims for $800 CAD. The Tiguan now comes with standard heated front seats, a heated steering wheel and a digital gauge cluster. The Tiguan gets 10.6L/100km, 22 MPG city and 8.0L/100 km, 29 MPG highway. The Tiguan keeps its boxy looking design in this refresh but adds a new front fascia, standard LED headlights and LED taillights plus the edition of R-Line styling with two available trims. It includes, 19”-20” wheels depending on the trim, black accents and a sporty front bumper. Both blind spot monitoring and rear-cross traffic alert and front Assist with autonomous emergency braking are standard on the Tiguan. With upgraded materials, available third row seats and new interior colour options with two-tone Noisette leather, this new Tiguan is definitely one to consider. It also has optional ventilated front seats and a 3-zone Climatronic system with a standard heated steering wheel and heated front seats. The Tiguan comes with quite a few standard features like a heated steering wheel, heated front seats, cloth upholstery, a Volkswagen digital cockpit with an 8-inch instrument cluster, a 6.5” touchscreen, Apple Carplay and Android Auto plus 17” wheels. In Canada, the Comfortline trim, one up from the base model has the larger 8” touchscreen, a power tailgate, 10.25” instrument cluster, wireless charger, 8-way power driver’s seat, leatherette seating surfaces and door inserts and 18” wheels. The Comfort R-Line Black Edition is where you’ll find 19” black alloy wheels a panoramic sunroof, front and rear parking sensors and 30 colour ambient lighting, The top Highline R-Line model gets the 20” wheels, chrome window surrounds, an 8-speaker Fender audio system, driver seat memory, heated rear outer seats, leather seating surfaces and ventilated front seats. The Comfortline trim is the “best value” trim for $36,795 CAD. You are missing a few key features like driver seat memory, a panoramic sunroof, heated rear seats ventilated front seats and front and rear parking sensors. Most of those features are only available on the top trim. You can get the panoramic sunroof and front and rear parking sensors on the Comfortline R-Line Black Edition for $39,495 CAD.

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