Option A: Wing Hin in Belakong
Option B: DRB-Hicom opposite Phoenix Plaza...

Out of those 10 models, 7 are crappy cars... so no big news laa...

Bet it's the A250 Sport...

Yeah, good choice. If only that A250 sport came earlier, but I settled for a Tiguan already...

Anyone who actually owns a new MK7 can help with the confirmation please? Since it's a fully imported car, you should have both the car registration card and the import permit. The birthplace of the vehicle is written on this import permit card.

Does anyone know if the Tiguan contains the recalled transmission? So far, I haven't been getting any notice from the dealer (Wearnes).

Thanks! A bit relieved but still preparing a RM30K emergency DSG transplant fund! Hehehehe...

Relief to hear that. A Tiguan owner here...

You mean Castrol GTX right? Volkswagen Service Centre uses Castrol Professional Edge Titanium 5W40 fully synthetic. Around RM230 for a 4 litre pack if you buy outside, slightly cheaper, but you they usually don't accept you bringing in any to their service centre to be used. Smells like a con job? You betcha...

It (Edge Titanium) is long-life coz it is fully synthetic. In fact, it is compatible with the VW's service interval of 15,000 km or a year. Other semi-synthetic oil usually goes up to 10,000 km only.

Yup, until the leak gets fixed, you should top up to reach at least the minimum mark, but since there is a a leak, above the min mark is better. You need to wait for the car to cool down before the the reservoir level stabilize, and of course, make sure the vehicle is parked at a levelled area.

Coolant to water ratio is 1:3. However, you shouldn't use normal water (there are salt in it and that promotes rusting). You should use distilled water, example battery water.

Hope the information I offered helps.

MK7 full-decked out trim package has quite some toys, do we have them in Malaysia?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=playe...e&v=X2SiLDDmSPo

You're welcome. A fellow Tiguan owner here. Win Hing Balakong is less occupied compared to other service centres, you can call them to try. Good luck!

Oh yeah, can shop at Jusco Cheras Selatan while waiting for the repair too!

Nah, didn't really use the launch control method as written in the manual but instead just pure standstill acceleration from the toll booth with manual gear selection (D+Manual)! Quite some times I did it, really like oomph! Really funny to see other folks not suspecting this compact SUV can get paced up so quickly...

Gearbox is ok for Tiguan, not the problematic DSG as I asked around to verify. So far, the first 5000km really 'makan' quite a bit of engine oil. Apart from that, nothing really unusual. For engine oil periodical self top-up, get a 4L Castrol Pro Edge 5W40 from Tesco (sometimes got discount) RM189!

Hell, I fall in love with the car practically! Quite a bit happened to yours I can see. My wife got into a small ding a month ago, in which the driver in front failed to get going on an uphill slope and rolled backwards into our front bumper! Ouch... It came off but no cracks, scratch or damage. Just have to remount the bumper. Close call...

Oh yeah, I use 4 (RON 95): 1 (RON 97) regiment... Not for the oomph but just for the cleaning additives. Favorite? Caltex Techron.... Talking about fuel, didn't you notice in the fuel cap it mentioned minimum RON 97 but in VW (Malaysia) Tiguan brochure, the minimum stated is RON 95??? Fishy?

Costs around RM400+ for 5L of engine oil, oil filter, nut, washer, labor, tax etc. Can request car wash, but tambah $$$ lor. Had my first service at 6000 km at Wing Hin Balakong. Bought the Tiguan from Wearnes Sungai Besi actually, but their service appointment is packed...

Currently which VW models are CKDs assembled in Malaysia eh? Jetta and Passat only right? How about the Polo / Polo Sedan?

Second to that notion. If you drive a GTI, your last priority is FC. First priority is to seek out who to smoke!