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How much should I pay... Tiguan pricing.
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Originally posted by JamesTiguan147Spend the extra $4,500 and get the 147, its got balls for what it is.
Definitely recommend the 147, fantastic performance. I drove a 125 and there was a big difference between them.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkBlack Tiguan 147 - Sat Nav - Leather - Sunroof - Aftermarket audio - Diamond Audio splits + 12" sub/Audison Bitone processor/Arc Audio amps
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I am also getting a quote for Tiguan 147TSI Automatic
Metallic Paint
Leather
Sunroof
TOTAL ON ROAD = $48,984.
includes extra year warranty and 7.5 % discount on parts and service. now i am totally confused - rock and a hard place. HELP.
The quotes were from Camberwell Volkswagen (VIC).
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I would probably go the 147 in this case since the extra's you get would add up to more than the extra cost, but they are making another 5K off you for a car you weren't after in the first place.
If you are able and willing to pay out the extra for the 147, it is probably a good deal but you shoudl ask yourself if it is really what you are after.Last edited by team_v; 16-12-2009, 10:10 PM.
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Originally posted by marcsamus View PostJust ordered an MY10 Tig with
Black
Auto
Comfort pack
Off Road Tech
Fogs
MDI
$36920 + on roads when we get it back to QLD
There was one in stock with everything we wanted at Burwin VW. Bugger waiting 4-5 months to save $100
Now just got to flight down to Melb and take 2 days coming back getting familiar with Tig
Got a couple of grand set aside for some tasty 19s, going to keep 16s for off roadMY08 R32, DSG, Sunroof, RNS510
MY11 Audi Q5 3.0 TDI
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Tiguan 125 manual
Metallic paint
Sunroof
Sat nav & Dynaudio
Reversing camera
Park assist
Bi-xenon
Leather
Fog lights
18" New York alloys
Comfort pack
Adaptive chassis
Drive away $52,800 via a work novated lease.MY08 R32, DSG, Sunroof, RNS510
MY11 Audi Q5 3.0 TDI
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Now that's what I like to see - the best value is always the base model. The options give the car company the profit.
Not that the Tiguan base model is very "base" - alloys, leather wheel, steering wheel controls, 6 airbags, anti-slew, traction control. And German built.Nice.TDI tiguan in the drive. ParkAssist, comfort, fogs
Service every 15,000, new fault code every 7,500km
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Originally posted by uqeus View PostWe just bought our tig.
Tiguan 125tsi 6 speed manual candy white.
no options $34900 drive away.
enjoy it, you'll love it and if the performance of the standard 125 is not quite enough (though it is more hands down than any of the other standard small SUVs) then you can always go the APR chipTiguan TSI Catalina blue, Manual
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Yep, base model is by far the best value .... all those options count for nothing (well almost nothing) come trade-in time ....Current: 2023 MY23 T-Roc R Lapiz Blue + Beats Audio + Black pack 2018 MY19 Golf R manual Lapiz Blue + DAP) 2018 MY18 Golf 110TSI (150TSI) Trendline manual White2014 Amarok TSI Red (tuned over 200kw + lots of extras) 2013 Up! manual Red 2017 Polo GTI manual Black Previous VWs and some others ...
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Originally posted by Sharkie View PostYep, base model is by far the best value .... all those options count for nothing (well almost nothing) come trade-in time ....
The definition of 'value' is relative worth or merit, so you can pay for all those extras and if they are of relative merit or worth to you then they are good value.
I wouldn't have bought a Tiguan if I missed out on leather/sat nav/sunroof and the performance of the 147.Black Tiguan 147 - Sat Nav - Leather - Sunroof - Aftermarket audio - Diamond Audio splits + 12" sub/Audison Bitone processor/Arc Audio amps
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