The German automaker is announcing the 2011 Volkswagen Touran price for UK as the newly launched MPV is now available for order to customers in Britain.
The 2011 Volkswagen Touran was introduced in April the the Motor Show in Leipzig and some of the extra features offered as standard on the new model include air conditioning, alloy
wheels, roof rails, CD audio system, ABS, Electronic Stabilisation
Programme (ESP) and 6 airbags.
Engine choices for the 2011 Volkswagen Touran include two petrol and four diesel engines out of which the new 1.2-litre TSI packing 105 PS and 129 lb-ft of torque that is able to return 47,9 mpg and emit 139 grams of CO2 per Km when featuring the BlueMotion Technology.
The Volkswagen Touran price for UK starts at 17,585 GBP and reaches 25,535 GBP for the Sport TDI DSG version. Customer deliveries in UK will start in September.
Volkswagen press release :
The new Volkswagen Touran compact MPV opens for ordering today
complete with fresh styling both inside and out, a range of efficient
new engines and a starting price of £17,585 RRP on the road. First
deliveries are set to take place on 22 September.
Unveiled at the Leipzig Motor Show in April, the new Touran draws on
the design language seen on the Polo and new Sharan with a mix of clean
lines and a lower, wider appearance than the model it replaces. The
changes extend to the front wings, bonnet and front bumper which are
joined by new wing mirrors, rear lights and a restyled tailgate and
bumper.
Inside the new Touran the entertainment and climate functions have
all been revised and a new three-spoke steering wheel sits ahead of
restyled dials. Fresh trim finishes are also available.
As with the outgoing car, the new Touran’s focus is on versatility,
with the ability to carry seven adults with the third row of seats
folding flat into the floor. In addition, air conditioning, alloy
wheels, roof rails, a CD stereo system, ABS, Electronic Stabilisation
Programme (ESP) and six airbags are all fitted as standard. A five-seat
option is also available.
The second generation of Park Assist, a system that will also be
available on the new Sharan, is offered. Not only does the new system
require less space to perform parallel parking manoeuvres, it also
allows the Touran to be parked in spaces at 90 degrees to the kerb.
Fitted for the first time to the Touran is the advanced new 1.2-litre
TSI petrol engine. Despite a modest displacement of 1,197 cc, the
turbocharged unit develops 105 PS and 129 lbs ft of torque while
returning 44.1 mpg on the combined cycle and emitting 149 g/km of CO2.
In BlueMotion Technology form, complete with Stop/Start and battery
regeneration, the 1.2-litre TSI engine is capable of returning 47.9 mpg
while emitting an estimated 139 g/km of CO2.
A further petrol and four diesel engines will be available, ranging
in power from 90 to 170 PS. Three trim levels – S, SE and Sport – will
be available with BlueMotion Technology variants being offered with
each.
