
Are you thinking about adding a new Volkswagen Tiguan to your St Louis household? With an available third row that increases the seating capacity from five to seven, the Volkswagen Tiguan’s interior dimensions are suitable for families of all sizes. However, the availability of a third row is dependent on your choice of front-wheel drive or 4MOTION® all-wheel drive. The drivetrain also affects the Volkswagen Tiguan’s interior dimensions, so it’s important to know all the differences before you finalize your configuration. Fortunately, Suntrup Volkswagen in St. Louis has already done your homework! Learn more about the 2024 Volkswagen Tiguan’s interior features and measurements below.
As we mentioned, the Volkswagen Tiguan interior specs look a little different based on whether you choose a model with FWD or 4MOTION® AWD. 2024 Tiguan models with FWD are equipped with a standard third row of seating, while 2024 models with 4MOTION® AWD are limited to two-row seating. Of course, this affects the seating capacity, but it also changes the passenger measurements and cargo capacity between Tiguan models. Read below to study the differences in detail:
Whether you choose a FWD Tiguan with three rows or a 4MOTION® AWD Tiguan with two rows for the St Peters roads, you’ll enjoy a sophisticated interior with a wealth of modern features. Check out the highlighted VW Tiguan interior features that come standard in every configuration:
Whether you reside nearby in St. Louis or you’re coming from Webster, our team at Suntrup Volkswagen will give you a warm welcome at our showroom. Visit us to get into the driver’s seat of a premium model with all the VW Tiguan interior features you desire! Thanks to our new vehicle specials and national offers, there’s always a good time to upgrade.
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