2021 Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0T SE
Verdict #185 · 83,839 miles · VIN 3VV2B7AX1MM109773 · Stock #FN3420P BUY
“2021 Tiguan SE priced at or under every same-mile comp, with Edmunds clean retail well above.”
Pros
- At/under every same-mile comp
- 2.0T + 8-speed is the proven combo
- Available third row adds versatility
- Under Edmunds clean retail by ~$2,300
Cons
- 83k miles means brakes and tires are near-term budget items
- No service history reviewed
- VW parts price above mainstream
Analysis
The 2021 Tiguan SE is the sensible middle of VW’s compact SUV: 2.0T power, 8-speed automatic, the big touchscreen with CarPlay and Android Auto, and available third-row seating. This black example shows dealer plates in the windshield in its listing photo — the actual car, on the lot.
Ask is $15,997 at 83,839 miles. Comps: $16,280 for an 83,142-mile SE on eBay, $15,590–$15,990 for 94k–96k-mile cars at Carvana, $17,990 for a 70k-mile car. Edmunds clean dealer retail at these miles runs near $18,350. This car lands at or under every same-mile comp.
Tiguans are solid family haulers with one known appetite: rear brakes and tires. Price it with a brake job in mind and it’s fairly bought.
Market Comparison
Market check: 2021 Tiguan SE comps: $16,280 (83,142 mi, eBay); $15,590–$15,990 (94k–96k mi, Carvana); $17,990 (70k mi, Carvana). Edmunds clean dealer retail near $18,350. At $15,997 with 83,839 miles, this car is at or under every same-mile comp.
The Original Listing
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