VW Tiguan Allspace

VW Tiguan Allspace is the long-wheelbase Tiguan for people who want the familiar VW family-SUV shape with an extra row of seats. By our assessment, its real appeal is space management: the cabin gives more flexibility than the standard Tiguan, and the boot is still usable when the third row is folded away. The trade-off is the usual one for seven-seat crossovers: the rearmost seats are for occasional use, not adult comfort, and the big body brings more bulk in town and on tight parking spaces. In practice it feels like a sensible, easy-to-read SUV rather than a flashy one. Against other seven-seat crossovers, it sits on the neat, car-like side of the fence, closer to straightforward family transport than to anything adventurous. It suits buyers who want a Volkswagen badge and a practical layout without moving up to a much larger SUV, and it stops making sense if the third row needs to be genuinely roomy all the time.