The Volkswagen Tiguan is a seven-seater SUV that’s ideal for growing families in the St. Louis area. It’s a better fit if your family loves to go camping or go on outing trips on the weekends. That’s because the Volkswagen Tiguan towing capacity is respectable for casual hauling. With proper equipment, this SUV can tow up to 1,500 pounds! Discover more about the towing power along with the Tiguan engine specs below with Suntrup Automotive Group. Then, consider buying or leasing a model from our dealership.
So is the new Volkswagen Tiguan towing capacity the same across the lineup? Yes! That’s because all trim levels are equipped with the same Tiguan engine, which is the 2.0L TSI 16-valve DOHC turbocharged 4-cylinder engine. The Tiguan engine is paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. While this model comes with standard front-wheel drive, you can opt for 4MOTION® all-wheel drive and still enjoy the 1,500-pound towing capacity. If you’re interested in better handling around St. Charles, you won’t have to worry about missing out on the maximum towing power. Take a look at the engine specs below:
2.0L TSI 16-Valve DOHC Turbocharged 4-Cylinder Engine
When you’re hauling with your family, you can tow with confidence thanks to the wealth of safety technology available in the Tiguan. Whether you often tow or you occasionally use this feature in Fenton, these features will back you up:
Suntrup Automotive Group has several locations in MO, including a Volkswagen dealership that carries the latest Tiguan models. Whether you’re interested in a 2024 model or a like-new VW model, browse our selection today! Feel free to get in touch with us about any questions you have, or if you’d like to learn more about the car-buying experience, look through our guides and tips on how to be a savvy car shopper in St. Louis.
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