Nice driving. I hate when people just let off the throttle because they start to spin. You need to let the system figure it out with your foot still down on the throttle. The computer needs time to send power appropriately to each wheel.
That's very true, but some of us are solidly grown into old habits from driving mechanical 4wd systems, and it takes some time growing into more up-to-date cars. Working on it though :-)
@@TheBurner2004 I’d say don’t. maintenance cost is a lot and the car is really not that refined it jerks a lot when your in traffic and fuel economy is pretty bad in the segment. It’s really not that reliable and the repair cost is way too much. I’d say get a Mazda CX-5 or a RAV4.
Probably because he doesn’t really have one. the fuel economy is amazing on my Tiguan if you want to go far for less diesel is what you need also it’s the best car I’ve ever had better than the BMW I had before it.
@@usmanaftab6326 Lol stupid comment, the TDI Tiguan has incredible fuel economy, the TSI engines have so much torque and power, the ride is very refined, quiet, and comfortable on the road. All you have to do is test drive Asian cars then try a Tiguan to see how better the German is. The Rav4 feels likes it is going to tumble in corners and with terrible ergonomics... Maybe Tiguan maintenance is a bit more expensive but it is not as dramatic as haters say.
@@usmanaftab6326 you should get yours checked. Driving in heavy downtown traffic i sit at a maximum of 14 L/100km (im slightly aggressive, but not really) Highway (for example, my trip from Toronto to Quebec city) i was 6.8 L/100km In the city, it makes it worthwhile to put your Tiguan in Eco mode.. it drives much smoother and doesn’t burn up so much fuel. In regular or sport mode it’s a little happy for driving around downtown.
Nice cameraman, nice driver, and awesome car!
Nice driving. I hate when people just let off the throttle because they start to spin. You need to let the system figure it out with your foot still down on the throttle. The computer needs time to send power appropriately to each wheel.
That's very true, but some of us are solidly grown into old habits from driving mechanical 4wd systems, and it takes some time growing into more up-to-date cars. Working on it though :-)
El tiguan tiene una respuesta muy eficaz gracias al sistema 4x4,es una pasada ver la seguridad de condución
Nice vidéo, I have the same since 1 month.....winter tyres ?
Nice! What tires were you using?
What tyres are you using. I'm running latitude cross and would like bf Goodrich.
followed in same as stepped before? off road? maybe? like?
Nema nahodou 147kw? A nie 143
Good Tiguan~~
bellissima
Actually i don't really like my new(2021) Volkswagen tiguan.
why not? I am considering to buy one.
@@TheBurner2004 I’d say don’t. maintenance cost is a lot and the car is really not that refined it jerks a lot when your in traffic and fuel economy is pretty bad in the segment. It’s really not that reliable and the repair cost is way too much. I’d say get a Mazda CX-5 or a RAV4.
Probably because he doesn’t really have one. the fuel economy is amazing on my Tiguan if you want to go far for less diesel is what you need also it’s the best car I’ve ever had better than the BMW I had before it.
@@usmanaftab6326 Lol stupid comment, the TDI Tiguan has incredible fuel economy, the TSI engines have so much torque and power, the ride is very refined, quiet, and comfortable on the road. All you have to do is test drive Asian cars then try a Tiguan to see how better the German is. The Rav4 feels likes it is going to tumble in corners and with terrible ergonomics... Maybe Tiguan maintenance is a bit more expensive but it is not as dramatic as haters say.
@@usmanaftab6326 you should get yours checked. Driving in heavy downtown traffic i sit at a maximum of 14 L/100km (im slightly aggressive, but not really)
Highway (for example, my trip from Toronto to Quebec city) i was 6.8 L/100km
In the city, it makes it worthwhile to put your Tiguan in Eco mode.. it drives much smoother and doesn’t burn up so much fuel. In regular or sport mode it’s a little happy for driving around downtown.