Congrat for the new ride!

150 horses for,this car is definitely sluggish! Puff! Puff! Ok for aunty to go Pasar or fetching kids to sch la! after launching for so long still need to wait ah? But I hardly see one on the road ! Top up a bit get the X1 , smooth!

The new Tiguan is far from sluggish. Judging from your comment, it is obvious you haven't driven one before.

For city driving, it is more agile than the X1 although the latter is better for high speed driving. After all the X1 has a 2 litre engine with twin scroll turbo.

Lol! Hp against curb wt and you tell me this car is not sluggish ? If you're constantly on 50km/h than I got nothing to say Lor! If you want to compare like this then I think the persona more agile lor!

Congrats, do this model come with promotion interest rate? How much rate you got?

No promotion interest rate, but maybank give 2.42% for 5yr loan

Anyone knows where to get screen protector like this for the HU?

hmm..
good observation...
but... comparing between 1.4 and 2.0 car ???

Still couldn't get over how VW have the guts to sell a 1.4 engine as the top spec, ugh

I prefer 1.4

Hi guys, hows your tiguans running so far? Hows VW service centers now?

highline only launched time got discount, after that zero discount for highline sia.



This post has been edited by westlife: Dec 31 2017, 06:31 PM

Hei a big question , just test drive the comfort line as that the only one available . I found out that the road noise was appalling. I also test drive the cx-5 before this and I found that cx-5 noise insulation was way better then the Tiguan. I read online review saying that both both should have similar noise insulation. Does it had to do with comfortlines' using cheaper tyre . Will the highline be better

I really like the design of this car but really turned off with its weak engine

I have been driving MK7 Golf for 2 years (bought 2nd hand, 2013 made) and did about 50k KM with no issue at all. Now i will be getting a company car and the budget only allow Tiguan Comfortline or CX 5 2.0. Can I have some comment for sifus here?

I'm no cars sifu... Between those 2, I'd pick the 2018 CX-5 2.0 as it's still quite capable. With the CX-5, you'd get the following;
*Blind Spot Monitoring
*Dynamic LED Projector Headlamps with LED DRLs
*Passive Cruise Control
*Key-less Push Button Engine Start
*MZD Connect Infotainment System with Commander Control Knob
*Autonomous Braking System
*Dual-zone Automatic Climate Control
*Collision Warning
*Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA), and ...
*Yes, a Reverse Camera..

I consider the above significant features over the confort-line variant and let's not count in Mazda's track record with their petrol engine.. My 2 cents.

U can only get blind spot and rear cross traffic alert for the 2.0 model

Nope.. Don't have to take my word for it. Feel ree to check either brand's official websites or pau***n's website for specs comparison.. The Mazda CX-5 2.0 2WD GLS gets all listed and are absent in the Tiguan's comfortline. Oh yeah, which also includes Adaptive Front-Lighting System (AFS) and Smart City Brake Support (SCBS) – front..

Budget only for the CX-5 2.0GL. It does lack of some features but still not that bad. After some thoughts, I still think CX-5 will be the preferred one. I will go and test drive later to confirm my decision.

Anyone know any SA with good promo besides the ones offered by VW itself?