Fix it before they sell it? CAR WIZARD gets a '16 Tiguan with issues no new buyer would want

Buying a used car today can be a challenge. Especially when the car has an issue no driver would want to deal with. What did the CAR WIZARD's 🧙‍♂️ customer do with their 2016 Volkswagen Tiguan?
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[@royfrye333]

I bought a new 2013 VW Passat with the diesel engine. It was a great car! It came with 3 years of free maintenance (oil changes,etc). The diesel scandal was resolved after I had owned it for 39 months. I wanted to keep the car but VW offered me just $600 less than what I paid for it new for the buy back program. As much as I loved the car, the buy back deal was just too good to pass up.

[@tonyperkins7998]

Same thing happened to me with my 14 Passat

[@cindybetten7573]

Roy, Same deal with me. Volkswagen gave me a deal on my ‘12 TDI Jetta wagen I couldn’t refuse. Picked out a new ‘17 Golf GTI and I LOVE it! This baby MOVES! And rides and handles Great! I also have an ‘04 Passat wagen that I use for my beater car. I do any repairs myself. No problems on the GTI and no big problems on the Passat. I’m lucky I guess.

[@johnholm8175]

I had a 13 Passat diesel also. Great highway cruiser, nothing like a 700 mile trip with no stops for fuel. also loved the power. And they bought it back

[@smith6ar]

​@@johnholm8175it only got that insane mileage because they cheated on emissions. Your car belched out incredible emissions

[@gueyg3764]

Always wanted a diesel Passat here in the US. Owned one while living in Germany best car ever owned.

[@keithhelms3129]

VW gets a lot of hate, but I’m on my third VW (Arteon). My mom is on her third Passat. Never let us down, but we maintain our vehicles meticulously.

[@fuzooli]

This is true. I love my vw tiguan and I am suprised to see so many haters.

[@209Fightclub]

I bought one with 70k miles now has 100k in 3 years I haven’t had to take it to a mechanic once! Just regular maintenance by me. Oil changes, transmission maintenance, coolant change, new tires and rotors. It runs great!

[@luckyluke1076]

What transmission maintenance have u done? I got Tiguan 13’ with 110k miles and thinking about trans. oil change

[@MrCarGuy]

​@@luckyluke1076 Should've started drain and fills on transmission 40k miles ago and every other oil change thereafter

[@209Fightclub]

@@luckyluke1076 drain and fill the transmission oil. Also take the pan off and change the filter. There’s KZbin vids on it 🙌🏼

[@209Fightclub]

@@enajenaj6841 I don’t know if I’ll keep it that long having two kids and a dog but sure if I can get to 200 K I’d be one happy camper!

[@209Fightclub]

@@enajenaj6841 These are made in Wolfsburg Germany so the quality is pretty good I haven’t had to replace a single water pump but don’t just take my word for it do your research.

[@agostinodibella9939]

My ‘03 Saturn VUE had a fuel tank like this. I remember the fuel gauge would never read completely full. It’s a smart design of Volkswagen to have those access holes.

[@vinzmagnus1528]

The Name Tiguan comes from the Mix of the names of two animals. "Ti" from Tiger stands for strength and the "guan" is from the german Leguan which means Iguana in english and stands for climbing and grip.

[@MrLooperg]

I have owned my 13 2.0 tdi tiguan since new. Coming up tp 400k klm. Its been a fantastic car. You just have to keep very well maintained, which i mostly do myself.

[@fuzooli]

I am glad to hear. Many KZbin warriors in this post have always some issue. I own a 2022 and loving it!

[@fromtherange]

just bought a 2014 tiguan with 97K miles and do a lot of my own work on my cars. the car seems to have been well maintained, no issues to report, but want to get ahead of anything that might be good considering this mileage. any recommendations? thanks!

[@macgoryeo]

here in germany the streets and parking lots of super marketes are full of black tiguans. you see them everywhere. I think they have sold more of them than golfs some years ago

[@martyneary3501]

I love my 2021 Tiguan. It has been perfect. There are small things about certain cars that people wouldn't know unless they owned one. For example, the heater is warm almost instantly, about 7 minutes faster than my Tacoma.

[@Mach141]

@@vinylrecords3199 How does this heat up the coolant faster? Are you saying the entire head heats up faster due to the manifold being incorporated into it

[@InternetUser._]

My work truck is a new Tacoma and the heater takes FOREVER when it’s cold as hell at 6am 😂

[@Mach141]

@@InternetUser._ Its okay, you dont have to replace the head when your turbo or manifold fails. Want some aftermarket headers? Forget about it

[@shtopfl5247]

It probably has an auxiliary heating element built in to the duct system or infront of the heater core that takes care of warming up the interior until the water is used for that like my ´13 Skoda octavia , it’s amazing on a cold day 😍👍🏻

[@ryandion9979]

Still have it ?

[@marsgal42]

I had a Tiguan as a rental car a few years ago and liked it. The AWD system worked well in the snow. My car is a 2016 Golf with the 1.8 TSI engine. First time in my life I bought a brand new car.

[@EM-ru3eh]

My DIL loved her '14 Tiguan until the turbo blew, and they had a bad experience with a motor swap. She traded it for a 2023 Toyota Highlander, thanks to Wizard's advice that I passed along to her 😉 I do love my VW's- had a 2000 Passat V6 wagon, a 2012 5-cyl Jetta, and now drive a '14 Eos with that 2.0 turbo motor... so far so good- I forget to worry about it when driving with the top down on a sunny day lol. I subscribed to Mike's channel a while ago- nice to see Wizard supporting him. 👍

[@thebigguy8306]

Thank you, Wizard and Mrs. It may have improved, but I drove a 2010 and thought Euro Junk. For compact SUVs, there are much better choices (Honda CRV, Toyota Rav4, Mazda CX5) available in the same price range

[@davidp2888]

That blue Porsche 911 is gorgeous.

[@JoeRogansGutBiome]

I have this model for 10 years now and I love it.

[@ceylontea5877]

Gas or diesel how many miles on it?

[@jeffboyer8214]

My friend and I worked on one timing chains & head replacement. We put 200 miles on it before it left & change ed the oil. When it left, it ran smooth and strong. When we received a phone saying it was skipping & popping out the exhaust we were stumped. Found that the electrode melted to the piston and valve was bent. 87 octane fuel on hills of PA and full throttle on a turbo engine wasn't a good combination. So the guy junked it .

[@robertdemeny251]

I owned a lot of cars in my time. A lot. 6 of them was VW. That was how many it took to learn my lesson. All of them was troublesome and broke down. 3 of them where Golf II. I could fix them myself and parts where really cheap. Now I play safe, and drives a Toyota and a Lexus. I only see the dealership for routine maintenance. Germen, French, Italian, Spanish, Swede and South Korean cars is in the history books for me.

[@organiccold]

Here in Europe most of us, the smart ones will only buy the Tdi VWs to avoid problems as the Tdi here last for ever. .. the TSI not so much

[@philholder-z5m]

My 2013 Tiguan 2.0 Tdi has done 200k km, apart from timing belt, a egr valve its been great. I do all the oil changes myself. Nice solid car been great for what i paid. These days to replace it would cost almost twice as much.

[@speterj]

I was looking at one of these but I bought a ‘16 Mazda CX-5 instead.I feel like I made the right choice.

[@jdmguy44]

You did.

[@ulrich_badmecanique]

It's pretty funny to see how reliablitly varies from countries to countries. The 2.0 tfsi is genuinely regarded as reliable here in europe, but that's only because it sits in the range next to engines like the 1.4tfsi which are even more awful, I guess

[@scotty3981]

That front downpipe is out of its mount on the subframe

[@amc4568]

I'm addicted of your videos Mr wizzard, keep going!

[@WhittyPics]

I watch every Wizard video when it is posted

[@amc4568]

@@WhittyPics I actually try to do the same, except when i'm bussy on My job. When i get back Home, i watch Mr wizzard on tv with My Wife ☺️

[@caralawrence8642]

I bought a used 2011 tiguan from a friend of a friend. I took it to the car wash and noticed there was water pooling in the floorboards. It ended up being the sunroof lines were clogged so I needed to have that fixed. The the engine light kept coming on. The code it was throwing was the intake manifold. Thankfully my extended warranty covered that. I also replaced the brake pads and tires. I don't think the person I bought it from looked at all this before selling it to me. My advice is always pay for an extended warranty because the parts and labor are costly to fix with the tiguan.

[@noonehere1793]

And that is another reason why i drive on the TOP half of my fuel tank rather than the bottom half. It doesn’t cost a dime more and i know i always have at least 1/2 a tank of gas in any emergency…..

[@Andy-z1c]

My 2019 Tiguan with 61,000 miles zero issues and it’s more thank 5 years I am driving with my family. Only had to change tires, battery and AC filter.

[@MrChubbytaco]

my mom bought a 16' Tiguan witrh 4montion 3 years ago with 25k miles and now is at 95k, never had a problem but now has CEL but still runs fine. It's a beast in the snow I've never once have gotten stuck and I live in the upper midwest.

[@md2k8]

These newer Volkswagen's with the 2 L turbocharged four-cylinder engine have a lot of electrical and mechanical problems. So, it is the best decision to do your re-search first, prior to buying the vehicle. Thank you very much.

[@bornwild3955]

Do you remember The office the movie? The lady picking up the phone calls...Her voice..... Ringing my hears Becomes annoying the sales Pushing 😂

[@zachredline]

This would be an awesome thing for dealerships to have. A standardized checklist gone through on video for "certified" pre owned vehicles or all other pre owned vehicles

[@oldfordman68]

I had a 2019 I purchased new in 2019 for $25,000 it was the largest SUV in its class very capable for minor off road or snow driving in 2020 I moved to another state and my closest dealer was 2.5 hours away then I started getting notifications from law offices about lawsuits regarding my make and model so in 2022 I sold it to a local dealer for $25,000 and purchased a new Subaru

[@lanceripplinger8352]

Interesting repair, I swear I am always learning something new from The Car Wizard!

[@igormac88]

funny thing is that those with the start button gets the same key as the ones with regular ignitions, so you get a normal key with a swiveling blade that doesn't have where to go (it serves as the emergency key, but not at all concealed as a start-button-key-fob would be). So it's very common to see the plastic on the steering column all scratched from ppl forgeting the start button and trying to start the car with the key, only to find out no ignition switch at all

[@ZGryphon]

My 2013 Beetle with pushbutton start still had the keyhole in the normal place, it was just covered with a little plastic plate. In an emergency, you could pop the plate off, flick the switchblade key, and start the car like some kind of caveman. :)

[@IntradeMotors]

I fixed one of these With 140.+ miles on it. It had 1 bad injector sent away for test and clean .intake runner flaps broken . Walnut blasted intake refitted new intake from europarts. It also had a massive oil leak from rear main, did not refit OEM inferior unit but fitted ECS tuning upgraded one. Flushed the bad wrong coolant and replaced with G40 correct coolant . It was gone for 4 years since repair and was just back this Xmas for a misfire Diagnosed 1 bad coil replaced with after market as we can't get easy any parts little own Factory OEM ones. Told client The other coils can fail soon also and it's only a cheap after market coil. He reckons he wants to sell it as they now hardly use it. On my Toyota 2004 last of the good ones I fitted 4 new after market coils and 1 failed after 1000 km again. So thats 25% rejects if you buy 4 and 1 failed. Denso ones i can only get from USA rockauto easy if i really want my Toyota to be reliable. I also use denso for all cars if possible, like spark plugs

[@christolois9705]

My 2012 Tiguan (Tiger/Iguana) was a money pit. Fully VW dealer serviced here in Australia. Chewed up coils and injectors, drank oil like an alcoholic likes whiskey, electric driver’s seat jammed a long way from home, electric fuel cap failed so couldn’t fill it. Great to drive but a disappointment to own. Avoid like the plague.

[@mv55555]

Also in Australia, had an Audi, sent me into poverty…. Never VAG ever again. VFACTS sales statistics shows there are more Australians that feel the same.

[@jholthenrichs]

The 1969/1970 Buick Riviera came with an in-tank electric fuel pump (the first American production car to do so) and way back then the engineers gave enough care to put an access panel in the trunk to access the sending unit/fuel pump. Why modern engineers don't consider repairs when designing new cars boggles the mind. Like no new car ever needs a fuel pump after a few years? Or do they just figure their cars are such crap they'll be in a junkyard before many parts will wear out?

[@chrisromanczuk1468]

My sister has a 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan. Her husband was driving the car. Parks it and gets in, car has zero compression. It was under warranty, we took it to VW. They wouldn't honor the warranty. I had to call Volkswagen of Canada and then they decided to take action. The valves were completely gone, melted, timing was off. They repaired the car, did a horrible job and damaged the top inside grille, missing bolts, etc. One month later, turbo goes out. Replaced the turbo and about four months ago, the new turbo failed. ABSOLUTELY the worst experience ever. Shockingly terrible car. Now the panarmic roof leaks, interior bits breaking. Not sure if we have a bad batch, the Germans were not happy on this day or what. Awful.

[@sosabanks9769]

Don’t know if anybody noticed or maybe you guys were working on it etc but at 6:41 the down pipe wasn’t seated properly into the bracket that has the red rubbers

[@Droopy578]

FUN FACT, There are thin slots to the left of hazard button, above the radio. You can put your license, rewards cards, etc in them.

[@scottchapell31]

I believe crown victorias and grand marquis are the same way for access to fuel pump and fuel sending unit under the seats

[@midcenturymodern9330]

My 2000 Jetta had the same fuel tank access cover. Very convenient! My fuel level sending gizmo started to get erratic and the whole fix took grand total of one hour. On 2000 Jetta this cover was under the right rear folding seat, so access was a breeze. To this day I don't understand why so few car manufacturers offer this great repair feature. Why would you force the owners/mechanics to drop the fuel tank to replace something as basic as the fuel level sending unit??

[@RobertHenry-if9um]

My daughter's 2012 loves oil but besides that, it's been a great little car

[@klwthe3rd]

$700.00 for a sending unit replaced?? You're not even doing the whole assembly?? Prices at the Wizards shops are freaking high.

[@Krisemann]

VW/Audi is known for those weird fuel tanks. I own a 1994 Audi A8, the fuel pump has small hoses going into every area and installing it is a PAIN. It's a common issue that even shops install these pumps wrong and suddenly the car dies at half a tank.

[@cme2cau]

The scan tool won't find broken wires! Happened to a VW Golf I used to own. Dealer didn't have a clue, independent said "We fix these all the time..."

[@JDMHaze]

0:34 ah yes the phenomenal vw 2.BLOW LOL

[@MostGenericUser]

I work at a Euro specialty shop and every week we have a VW or Audi like this one that is getting major work done

[@robsonenduro3316]

I have Tiguan TDI diesel version, love the car.

[@niftytechnology7688]

I have a 2019 VW Golf Sportwagen, 0 issues and it has 77,000KM, had a 2012 VW Jetta TDI before and put over 100,000KM on it, only a few sensors went and everything else was maintenance and wear items, if you treat your vehicle right, it will treat you right.

[@jamesd.9955]

Looking at over priced Honda Pilots and stumbled upon a Tiguan R line black. Great handling,braking,etc. Panoramic sunroof is awesome. Only problem so far has been a caliper piston causing uneven brake pad wear.

[@HankNinja]

Tiger + iguana = Tiguan, if memory serves. We had one of these for a few years. Good little (by American standards) tall car. Coincidentally, my 2013 mustang has a saddle-shaped fuel tank.

[@cindybetten7573]

My ‘04 Passat 2.0L AWD wagen also has a saddle shaped tank.

[@freibier]

Yes, if I remember correctly there was even a contest in a German car magazine (Auto Bild) back then in which readers could suggest a name for the then still unnamed Tiguan and vote on the suggestions.

[@brianwaldo2642]

Very interesting that a dealership would send a vehicle out to an independent repair shop. Goes to show you what level of expertise a lot of these dealerships are lacking. In my experience, they’re nothing more than part changers hoping to find the problem.

[@xFactoryUSA]

Its old junk ( think in dog years ) the dealer can yeet this out in two minutes, age and the plastics is nothing you want to explain to a customer that can’t afford 10k to refresh a low mileage 4 banger

[@leonb2637]

Probably came from a non-VW brand new dealer or a used only dealer.

[@jimhaines8370]

Most dealers here never do used cars themselves

[@kevs2good133]

@@jimhaines8370 my store is a small VW store and we normally 90% of servicing used cars ourselves.

[@jorgeu111]

its a good sales pitch "Car Wizard gave it his blessing"

[@ThomasHead-e5d]

Missed the cat exhaust bracket out of the holder on the sub frame, just fyi sir!

[@gudfarfar]

A few cars has these blind ports on the engine, and they seem very strange to a common person, but are actually blinded and not in us in this model. For other models they may be in use if the engine is set in a way that makes it nescessary to use it. I had a Volvo V70 with a blind port on the motor. This had the 185 Hp gasoline turbo engine and an automatic gearbox, and the port was just sittng there. When I used a tiny camera and scoped it, I found it was actually blinded. Just a waste of materials.

[@pedromatajr8725]

definitely subscribing to magic Mike's channel, Taylo's van is awesome, haven't seen those trucks or vans in years.

[@jimmypratt6450]

Most off my work comes from dealers and they don't apprieciate the work we do for them and exhale when they get the bill . But when they're drinking champers with the profit they've made do they think about us ?

[@alexisstarsmith1477]

I really like the lower facia vent panel & interesting they use the same floor pan for both 2 & 4 wheel drive models

[@jimrusch22]

Dual clutch trans has to be serviced every 60k miles.

[@amc4568]

Thats the biggest issue on every modern VW

[@BubblesTheCat1]

Planned obsolescence crap

[@McCarthyism_by_Youtube]

30k if you plan on keeping it

[@IanForsythWestCoast]

That generation of Canadian/USA Tiguans never had the dual clutch, it was the 6 speed tiptronic. This also wasn’t a 4Motion AWD, so it could have been a manual.(it wasn’t, I saw the shifter) If equipped with 4Motion, you had to get the tiptronic auto. A Tiguan R is offered in Europe and other world markets with the GTI or R tune and the DSG automatic, but we can’t have nice things in Canada and the US.

[@sergeymatpoc]

Honda CR-V of previous gen still provides access under rear passenger's seat (left one). Didn't check the most recent one, but I own previous gen, so I know it ). Part number for the cap - 74660-S1C-E00

[@GF-ok5yn]

Seems like advertising for the dealer that wants to sell this. I suggest potential owner still get an inspection, look at 1:32 , brake rotors look to have grooves, that is something Car Wizard tends to miss when he just does an inspection for his videos.

[@fk4515]

Not vestigial, it would in fact be supernumerary. Vestigial would indicate it may of been used at one time

[@goodtimejohnny8972]

You should do a video on "platforms". A lot of that car is the same as Dodge Journey, it's just wearing different clothes. Some people and technicians may not realize that there are many parts interchangeable because of a "parent" company. For example, I had a customer at 2 other shops that said Suzuki parts are no longer available. The vehicle in question was the same platform as many GM models. I found what they needed under GM part number and got them repaired. Point being sometimes the imports will say we no longer have that part and I say no problem I will get it from the domestic vehicle that is basically the same car.

[@jeffie8696]

As long as the oil control rings hold up its a great little engine

[@dgurevich1]

And the timing chain tensioner.

[@BubblesTheCat1]

And the stupid valves

[@georgebettiol8338]

The worst element is the use of 'breaky breaky' plastics in areas that are subject to lots of high temperature 'heat-cool' cycles.

[@bngreen89]

I’ve been hoping you’d end up with some more modern vw videos!

[@Dsmpunk59]

In late 2015 I bought a 2013 Tiggy Sel with 4motion and 41k miles. Did an Apr stage 2 plus( Audi TT Dp) with switchable stock, 93 and 100 octane maps( couldn’t switch on newer gti i traded in for ). Was quick little thing I beat on for 35k miles , I’m sure the next owner had issues with it .

[@LMacNeill]

Are we ever going to see a video about that light-blue Porsche 911 that's been in the background of a lot of your recent videos? 😁

[@Land_Raver]

All my VAG cars have had super great access to fuel pumps. Had to change my Q7 fuel pump because it developed a crack on top of the plastic top and smelled up the cabin with a gas smell.

[@Barbarapape]

Fuel senders have been prone to failure for a long time, but with todays technolgy there is no excuse on a car that is only 7 years old. This is just typical German cost cutting by fitting cheap parts that fail.

[@JasonHunterDYR]

VW had a naming contest for the Tiguan, Tiger and iguana won.

[@Matys1975]

After owning one VW I will not be a repeat customer. I guess I should have learned, since before the VW I had a BMW 😂

[@amc4568]

Not much better than a VW. Modern BMW's are the same shit

[@DoughnutsInspace]

The Volkswagen Tiguan name is a combination of the German words for “tiger” (Tiger) and “iguana” (Leguan). How is Tiguan pronounced? This combination of German words is pronounced “TEE-gwan”. You may be wondering how, exactly, Volkswagen came to choose the name “Tiguan” for this compact SUV model.

[@moonshinefuel]

good utilitarian vehicle

[@matdyke5046]

That blanked port looks a lot like the one Audi would use on the B8/B8.5 A4/5 for a turbo relief recirc line.

[@dundeemink3847]

Tiguan for the team.

[@drewsshoplife]

I like vw’s but I dislike those engines. The exhaust is not even in its hanger 6:38 . Might want to pop that back in, maybe someone did some work at one time and forgot.

[@dubplatenate]

I'm so confused. In your Buy this, not that series, you said that the Tiguan was a good buy. Now you're saying the engine is a turd?

[@scottimusgarrett15]

Every time a fuel pump fails, baby jeebus cries.😂 Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Wizard!✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦

[@BetterCallGatto]

In argentina we Call it T 1

[@MrLoungist]

So did I hear this correctly a floor pan was cut open to access a fuel tank? And Mike wanted to leave the gas tank open on the Tiguan. Red flags.

[@ericrupert2687]

On a Chrysler product

[@ETr4d3]

Those, here, are also used in Porsche 2.0 Hybrids.

[@jarrodmcmillian1747]

I have a 2016 Tiguan. Bought at 67k miles, currently at 97k miles. Its been super reliable. Zero complaints. Getting ready to trade for a new model

[@MrWilliam.Stewart]

"We don't have any issues under the hood" 🤣😂😅🤑🤑 Give it a little time.

[@akshayshukla7903]

"ti gui gui"😂😂nice new name Now il tease my friend by saying that he got a ti gui gui

[@flex5966]

My friend babies his 16 Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0 T and he had to take it in because it started to idle terribly out of the blue, $1500. to remedy the problem.

[@LazBOG593]

But you probably know that. With filming and all it's tough to keep everything exact.

[@RJenkins6586]

Every think about doing buyer guides? I've been looking in to getting a 2000's V8 AMG. I would trust your opinion.

[@lutha1720]

I had the same tiguan in base spec and hated it and traded it for the R line with all the oprtions and buttons including the moon roof

[@Mach141]

Tiguan is a combination of Tiger and Iguana. I like it. The name is better then the vehicle, unfortunately. The sending unit wiring should be loomed completely, that is shoddy quality.

[@evalonious]

Tiguan is the blend of a Ford Taurus and a iguana. Trust me, I have one.

[@poppymeowmeow52]

I bought a VW Taos 2022 , 7800 miles on 7/22/23 and it stalled on 8/6/23 and 8/15/2023. I left the car at the dealer and will never touch a VW again !!! Terrible.

[@anubaral]

how the hell could a 7 year old sending unit fail already? rubbish new cars. Then they are asking why i do not want to ditch my 16 year old car? Maybe because it's still going strong...

[@cigarsgunsanddiesel8032]

How do you find a VW car meet? By the glow of the check engine lights!

[@jacquesc3166]

That's IF you're already there walking between cars. From a distance, every other VW would have a burnt taillight I'm sure. That's the tell.

[@mackjsm7105]

You missed an OIL LEAK at 2:31 to the right of the dip stick.

[@redauwg911]

And the exhaust hangers not connected on the front sub frame. And loose hose by the oil filter not clipped in..

[@mackjsm7105]

@@redauwg911 Good one!!

[@fecat93]

That 2.0 engine is awful. My long-time mechanic told me to run away based on the valve issues starting at 70k miles.

[@andychapman6646]

Dang the front rotor on the driver side needs replaced for sure. I could see the grooves

[@davidbarnett5777]

TEE-wahn…..”g” is silent…

[@LilYeshua]

The diesel version has 588 lbs of torque

[@skingk2632]

I'll stick with my 2003 4runner which has only needed one part replaced at 120,000 miles.

[@tanelk6472]

6.36 Exhaust hangers is in wrong location.

[@randybills3848]

At this point I would just like to see one of your guys maybe just polish the bumper on the ole blue JAGELLE something JS

[@777poco]

I had A Chrysler van that the fuel gauge stopped working at half empty I carried a can of gas at all times. why didn't i fix it, the van was a freebie

[@gorylatko]

Not arguing with Wizard's expertise but we used to sell those Tiguans by the hundreds in the past and rarely any problems. Just gas-thirsty and little short on the trunk room. Actually, there were many customers that after a 3-year lease came to get another one! Things happen though. BTW: Tee-gwan. Combo of tiger + iguana. LOL. Has an EA888 engine - one of the best made by VW. This is an S model - the cheapest one of the range. No options.