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Volkswagen Tiguan 2013

2.0 TDI

No accident reported
Year
2013
Mileage
162,000 km
Fuel type
Diesel
Transmission
DCT
Body type
SUV
Colour
Gray
Drive type
All-Wheel Drive
Engine
1,999 cc
Seats
5
Trim
2.0 TDI
Source
willhaben
Region
Niederösterreich
Seller
Private seller
Availability
Available

Condition & History

No accidents
No repairs
No recall
Inspection passed
Verification unknown
2 owners
Used vehicle

What this is worth

Cheaper than 24% of comparable listings

Comparable listings run $3,142 – $26,035.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model
$12,883
Year
−$1,522
Mileage
+$1,014

Valued

About this car

2013 Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0 TDI SUV

Sold by a private individual in Mödling, Austria.

Highlights

  • Low mileage: 162,000 km (99,000 km when first owned)
  • Full service history: Complete service records and recent brake pad replacement
  • AWD capability: All-wheel drive for versatile performance
  • Comfort features: Leather seats, climate control, and navigation system
  • Reliable diesel engine: 1999cc 103 kW (140 PS) engine with good fuel efficiency

Condition

  • Excellent exterior: Minimal rust, clean paint, and well-maintained bodywork
  • Interior in good condition: No major wear, all features functional
  • Recent maintenance: New brake pads in 2024, regular oil changes, and recent tire rotations

Why this vehicle?
A well-maintained, low-mileage SUV perfect for families or those needing a reliable daily driver. The full service history and recent upgrades make it ready for both city commuting and weekend adventures. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a quality Volkswagen Tiguan at a competitive price.

2013 Volkswagen Tiguan: what owners report

  • First-generation 1.4 TSI engines wear their timing chains and tensioners, so the chain stretches; ADAC lists it as a weak point on cars up to 2015.2009–2015
  • The DSG gearboxes tend to jerk when pulling away, and dual-mass flywheel or mechatronic unit failures are not unusual at higher mileage.2009–2016
  • On first-generation cars, springs, dampers and axle mounts wear and rattle and are often flagged at inspection; the second generation passes the chassis check far more cleanly.2009–2016
  • ADAC breakdown figures for the first generation are good in most registration years, and the rate falls steadily for younger cars.2009–2016
All owner feedback on the Volkswagen Tiguan

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