Volkswagen’s Chinese division has launched the facelifted Tiguan at the Guangzhou Auto Show. However, this particular model is expected to be sold in the Chinese market only as Volkswagen’s head office in Germany did not reveal further details regarding this refreshed compact SUV. At the same, the European version should be revealed soon and we in Malaysia should be getting that particular version.
The European version should be treated to similar styling probably with some subtle changes. Looking at the new Tiguan that was revealed in China, you can notice a reworked front fascia that includes a new grille and a restyled front bumper. No changes are evident at the rear section. Changes on the interior include a new steering wheel and a redesigned climate control area. Work has been carried out on the instrument panel as well. The centre LCD screen looks a little different and two smaller gauges have been incorporated into the larger gauges. Look for more images after the jump.
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nice.
nice front
vr32-like
made in china? then bad
the head lamp is sooo like honda civic
Mazda 3 MPS, you're such a genius!
Its a good looking Tiguan. i like this new facelift.
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Mazda 3 MPS said,
made in china? then bad
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did you know that Nanjing factory also makes Mazda 3?
then Mazda 3 is a bad car.
mockviper said,
November 24, 2009 @ 11:58 pm
Its a good looking Tiguan. i like this new facelift.
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Mazda 3 MPS said,
made in china? then bad
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did you know that Nanjing factory also makes Mazda 3?
then Mazda 3 is a bad car.
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yes, made in china mazda 3…bad…
mazda 3 made in japan….good….lol
hopefully VW reach an agreement with Proton then came up with Proton Harguana since Tiguan (tiger+iguana) which is where this name was form then all Msian can enjoy German technology
the grille make the front look cleaner but also duller. the current one has more "flavour".
well, design is subjective.
Tiguan? Not interested since it's lacked the capability of running on RON 95. Next!!!
If you “have money“ to buy Tiguans and the like then stop whining if it cant use RON 95. I just don’t understand these bunch of so called filthy rich people. They like to show off they fcukin expensive car, but when it comes to paying taxes, parking fees or even fuel they’ll be the 1st to start complaining. I’m not surprise when they raised this issue in parliment recently, they even have the cheek to say their car engines get spoilt because of RON 95. Why the big fuss? Awwww… boo hoo… No money to buy expensive RON 97 is it? You bunch of stinkin freaks never cease to amuse me.
Tiguan? Not interested since it’s lacked the capability of running on RON 95. Next!!!
Rom 95 is not good at all.. I don't bother using it…
lolz~~Tiguan with ABT bodykits rocks my sock!!n i love the rear.kinda like Passat CC~~and the price for a Tiguan is reasonable too!only ppl can add few K's more to get a recond Toureg or Cayenne.
VW in europe its like toyotas in japan, bread-n-butter cars , its not a premium brand , slightly above vauxhall/opel …. too bad our tax is wayy to high for european cars…..
faster JV.. then we can have proton-vw tiguan… RM135K
Tu Guan = tu kua = pig liver, LMAO~
Here in OZ, tiguan much cheaper than nissan xtrail diesel, how much does it cost in our bolehland?
tiguan sounds like a drug…like marijuana in tijuana
Some malays are funny! Do you have a problem with a model dedicated to mainland market with a Chinese name? It amazes me some of you sneered at its name with Malay pronunciation! Okey, Proton, in Mandarin, sounds like Po Tong that means "broken bucket", see that?
??po ton said,
November 25, 2009 @ 11:55 pm
Some malays are funny! Do you have a problem with a model dedicated to mainland market with a Chinese name? It amazes me some of you sneered at its name with Malay pronunciation! Okey, Proton, in Mandarin, sounds like Po Tong that means “broken bucket”, see that?
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this is why italian names are the best