VW cuts price of 3-row Tiguan in conquest move

VW, hoping to snag more conquest sales in the hypercompetitive compact crossover segment, has cut the sticker price on the 2018 Tiguan by $600 on the base S trim, $2,180 on the midlevel SE trim and $1,460 on the SEL trim. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

Larry P. Vellequette

January 04, 2018 05:00 AM

Volkswagen is lowering the price of the new three-row Tiguan to better "conquest customers" in the highly competitive compact crossover segment.

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