Volkswagen Touareg 3.0 TSI Tiptronic R-Line Review: Touarevolution

Volkswagen Touareg 3.0 TSI Tiptronic R-Line Review: Touarevolution

Volkswagen applies some of their R-line magic to create the ultimate evolution of their flagship SUV.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
23 Jan 2014
What we like:
pros
Earth-moving torque from as low as 1
pros
750rpm. Muscular exterior body that is accentuated further with those chrome ‘Tarragona’ alloys.
What we dislike:
cons
Centre rear seat's legroom is impeded by transmission tunnel.

By virtue of its standard adaptable air suspension, the ride comfort of this SUV whether on a high speed cruise on North-South or pottering around town is excellent. Bumps and highway expansion gaps are hardly felt when travelling at speed over them. Even potholes and uneven tarmac are dispersed with little discomfort to the passengers.

Shifting duties are laid on an 8-speed auto that does the job perfectly. Shifts are accurate and seamless and it does it so well that its presence is hardly noticed.

Conclusion

The Touareg is perhaps one of the most competent SUVs on the market that combines impressive driving ability and comfort in one balanced package. And it doesn’t hurt that its chassis is associated with the Cayenne.

This ultimate evolution of the Touareg strikes a perfect synergy of power, space and economy. All wrapped up in an attractive, muscular body.

Credits: Story and Photos by Benjamin G. Kline

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