Volkswagen Tiguan

Volkswagen has unveiled a new concept vehicle that is a customized enthusiast version of its 2021 Tiguan SE R-Line SUV. The Tiguan SE R-Line Black RiNo Concept was designed by Jamie Orr and incorporates a selection of equipment from the automotive aftermarket to demonstrate the versatility and agility of Volkswagen’s compact SUV.

If you look around at the numerous sport utility vehicles on the market, their marketing campaigns are often associated with an adventurous lifestyle. While most SUV owners will never leave the paved roads of their cities and suburbs, most will tell you they just like knowing their vehicle COULD go off-road in the event of a zombie apocalypse. 

For 2018, the VW Tiguan has grown up and in its growth it has much more room inside. The big change for the all-new model is that extra 10.6-inches in length compared to the current Tiguan.

“American Wallpaper.” It’s a term I’m borrowing for this article because I think it sums up two things amazingly well. Large city suburbs, and the crossover SUV segment. Suburbs handily receive this designation because they all have the same things.

Remember when Volkswagen lied about its diesel emissions and had to buy back hoards of cars? Well its best chance to lure American buyers back to the brand isn’t in the form of a new diesel engine, but in the form of what they say is the best bumper-to-bumper warranty in the US.