With motorists demanding more and more from their modern age SUVs, manufacturers are stopping at nothing to create the ultimate driving machine. This new generation VW Tiguan shows what can be pulled off when an auto-maker understands its market, including wonderful presence on the road, dynamic power, grand comfort and the highest levels of safety. Sporting a larger body than its predecessor, this mid-size SUV is predominantly available in all-wheel drive, however the more affordable variants feature a FWD drivetrain. Autonomous emergency braking and lane-keeping assistance are two of the standout inclusions across the range, although you’ll also be thankful for the keyless operation, auto wipers and headlights, reversing camera and parking sensors, plus excellent smartphone functionality. Either one of the 2L turbocharged engines will offer grit and tenacity in most conditions including light off-road driving, while the ride feels smooth and in sync with the road at all times, most notably in corners. Now boasting extra cabin room, comfort and boot space, the latest Volkswagen Tiguan is head and shoulders above the model it replaces and most of the field. Now you’ll just have to find a place for it in your garage.
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More than one-third of all Volkswagen Tiguans sold in Australia in 2020 are the Allspace version. That makes sense given it is only $1500 more than the regular wheelbase, five-seat variant. It begs the question, why isn't that ratio far higher? I mean, these are family SUVs we're talking about here. I've never once met a family that's said, "Ah, my car has e...