Used 2007 Volkswagen Touareg SUV Consumer Reviews
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DO NOT BUY!
This car was horrible! It was in the shop almost every week. VW dealerships never have the parts. I think I drove a loaner car more than I drove this car. After only 1 year, I rolled a bunch of negative equity into a new car, because I just couldn't put up with it anymore. MAJOR electrical problems. Headlights would totally go out, fuel pump and fuel pump manifold out, the list goes on and on. VW service, they aren't helpful. Gas mileage is horrible. Navigation is way outdated, and requires a special DVD/CD that the manufacture rarely updates. I tried to get it updated, haven't updated Colorado roads since 2006! Do not buy! You will be sorry!
My Engine Just Blew
Car is at the dealer and waiting for a new engine. 4 months left on the lease and I can't wait to give it back.
Love the Touareg
I am amazed with the car like ride and Lexus like build quality. I love the design and confident stance.
Brake work
With 42,000 miles the brake pad light came on. The dealers proposed cost for pads and rotors (rotors were required even though no evidence of need) $1690! That is correct nearly $1700 for initial brake work. Oil changes run $130. Any part is extremely expensive. On a BMW this brake job would be free. The care is needlessly expensive to operate.
Great Ride
This is the best vehicle I have ever owned in my 20 years of driving. VW went above and beyond on this one and the dealership was great too.