The VW Tiguan has always been a great compact SUV, and for 2018 the German carmaker has redesigned the vehicle completely, crafting a new generation Tiguan that seems fully capable of slugging it out in this niche of the market.
As a VW fan, I'm always nervous when they release a new model because I'm afraid they'll screw it up. It's like your favourite sports team coming off a championship-winning season, and you just know the team will be different next year thanks to retirements, free agency, etc., and you dearly hope the new team will be everything the old one was. They aren't usually, unfortunately - dynasties being the exception rather than the rule - but at least in Volkswagen's case their history is generally one of steady development and refinement rather than the company rushing to throw the new baby out with the ancient bath water.
