I have ordered/received my New Tiguan

[REXman]

Works for me. But sere's the pic of the badge:

Thanks for posting.

How do you miss that !!

[Delewin]

Wow. That's really damage to both the door skin and trim.

Ideally they could change bother the door skin and trim rather than simply fill and respiratory. Either way they should replace the trim.

What would the delay in getting parts on such a new car?

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[Delewin]

Respray. Stupid predictive text.

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[Mac135]

Would be surprised if the 140TDI has been over forecast. I was definitely considering it until I drove one. I'm sure there are many others who opted for the 162TSI instead.

Precisely my point gladbach. You and others who might have purchased the 140 didn't and opted for the 162. If that happened on a large enough scale then product planning goes out the window and back orders for the 162 build. So in the end its all your fault this is happening😊

[VWVY]

Respray. Stupid predictive text.

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yes, predictive text can be your worst enema

[JB286]

Precisely my point gladbach. You and others who might have purchased the 140 didn't and opted for the 162. If that happened on a large enough scale then product planning goes out the window and back orders for the 162 build. So in the end its all your fault this is happening😊

Thank you for the explanation, it certainly makes sense.

What I don't get is that we ordered the same vehicle on the same day and mine is coming 3 months earlier. I don't quite believe that there were enough orders on that one day to contribute to this. How many R-Lines in this configuration would be delivered in 3 months, more than 200?

Or am I wrong to assume that the cars are built in the order that orders are placed? If so, how is the build order determined?

Just curious about the process, if the situation was reversed I wouldn't be happy!

[Mac135]

Don,t have the answers to all you points but did read a fortnight or so ago that VW was holding orders for over 1100 highline Tiguans. Not sure if these were highlines with or without the r pack. If I can find the article I'll post.

[Mac135]

For those of you in NSW anxiously awaiting your car from the Don Juan the good news is it is on its way. For those in Vic waiting cars.....they are here. Here is the Don Juan leaving Melbourne and heading to Port Kembla a couple of hours ago.

[hcvo1]

Wow. That's really damage to both the door skin and trim.

Ideally they could change bother the door skin and trim rather than simply fill and respiratory. Either way they should replace the trim.

What would the delay in getting parts on such a new car?

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Not surprisingly a lot of cars get damaged during the shipping process. Think about it, these cars are secured very close to each other on board a floating car park. Then add a combination of rough seas and tight schedules where stevedores are expected to load and unload these cars means that there will be minor damage to these cars. This one probably got damaged in the process and had a crappy repair job done to it here. I am sure VW would let that pass quality control...


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[REXman]

For those of you in NSW anxiously awaiting your car from the Don Juan the good news is it is on its way. For those in Vic waiting cars.....they are here. Here is the Don Juan leaving Melbourne and heading to Port Kembla a couple of hours ago.

That is gold!! Good man mac135!!

It's happening.. can't wait.