We have owned this car for over a year now and still cannot say a bad thing about it. We were looking for a similar vehicle and ended up visiting the VW dealer last because, although we knew about the quality and style associated with this particular make, we were worried it might be out of our price range. After viewing it and being very impressed with it, however, we worked out that, with the added interest and the options that we chose (unfortunately VW do not do interest free deals), the Touran cost pretty much the same as the other cars in that category, actually it would have been cheaper if bought outright. It is perfect for us, exactly what we were looking ...  Read the complete review

The “on the road” retail price of this model is £16,335. I purchased my car through an online broker site (broker4cars.co.uk) for £14,463, having taken a test drive with my local VW dealership who informed me that they could not match the online price. I opted for two “extras”: metallic paint, £320, and an alarm, £250, so the overall cost was £15,033. It seems odd that an alarm is not fitted as standard, as this is essentially an estate car and therefore does not have a secure boot, so I felt that I needed to have one fitted. As a result, I did have to wait for around 4 weeks for the car to be manufactured to my specifications; it was shipped to Parkway Volkswagon in ...  Read the complete review

We have owned our Touran for just over 3 years and we both love it. The functionality and usability of the car is exceptional and can cope with almost everything that a regular family throws at it ! We particularly like the large boot space, we have never been short of space even with every piece of baby equipment imaginable in the boot. The extra seats built into the boot floor have come into their own when we have been out with extended family and friends, and have been used extensivley (7 seats are so useful). The seat space in the back is ample and even more useful is that you can fit in 3 childrens car seats, (a little tight but manageable). A little ...  Read the complete review

We have owned a Touran for some time and, in many ways, it is a great family car. We are a family who likes to go camping, and we can fit a lot of gear into the car, as long as we are only using two rows of seats. And there is the problem......if you use three rows of seats, the available boot space is about the size of one of my handbags! We have had minor niggles with the electrics - the windows have opened on their own, and warning lights on the dashboard have lit up unnecessarily. The final thing that bugs my hubby is the fact that if you have the window open even a crack and it rains, water pours in; it isn't channelled away properly along the ...  Read the complete review