2012 Volkswagen Touareg Comfortline

Whether you’re in a hurry or simply have your hands full, KESSY keyless access allows you to unlock the 2012 Volkswagen Touareg Comfortline’s doors without having to reach for your key. Once inside, push the start button to start the engine. Yes. It’s that easy. The multifunction trip computer and indicator gives you crucial info like trip time, average trip speed, current fuel consumption, and distance to empty. It also has radio station display and personalizing functions, so you can gauge your next rest-stop while listening to your favourite songs. Because getting from A to B is one thing, but enjoying the ride is what makes it a 2012 Touareg Comfortline.

2012 Volkswagen Touareg Highline

The award-winning 3.6L TSI engine was designed with the highest torque-per-cylinder in its class and 280 horsepower. Not to mention that the 2012 Volkswagen Touareg Highline’s 8-speed automatic transmission (that’s right, we said eight) with Tiptronic creates even sportier possibilities for your drive. You can push the gearshift into Tiptronic mode and enjoy the ultimate control of shifting gears yourself. Or you can keep it in automatic and enjoy enhanced acceleration at the simple push of the gas pedal. Whichever you decide, this engine gives you all the speed, power and performance you’re looking for. Design meets performance meets wow in the 2012 Touareg Highline.

2012 Volkswagen Touareg Execline

Swerving unexpectedly is never pleasant, but with 2012 Volkswagen Touareg Esecline’s Electronic Stability Control you can rest a little easier. ESC helps prevent oversteering or understeering during an evasive maneuver by applying corrective forces to each of the wheels. And that helps you engage in proper counter-steering. Enjoy the comfort of knowing you and your passengers are well-protected, with front and side airbags for the driver and front passenger, and Side Curtain Protection for the front and back seats. So you’re free to concentrate on what the 2012 Touareg Esecline was really meant for – driving.

2012 Volkswagen Touareg Comfortline TDI

The 2012 Volkswagen Touareg Comfortline TDI has 225 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque for exceptional power off the line. So go ahead, pass the next gas station. And the next. Because the TDI engine also gets more than 1,100 kilometers on just one tank of clean diesel. Luxury loves company. With 7,700 lbs towing capacity, the 2012 Touareg Comfortline TDI can haul all your toys, no matter how big they may be. Because we want to make sure that you have something fun that follows your enjoyable drive. Sport suspension has been tuned to meet the needs of the Touareg. The result is better dynamics, increased agility and an even greater driving experience.

2012 Volkswagen Touareg Highline TDI

Should you find a collision is unavoidable, the 2012 Volkswagen Touareg Highline TDI’s Intelligent Crash Response System unlocks the doors, turns off the fuel pump, and turns on the hazard lights. It’s another way we aim to keep accidents from turning into emergencies. With the touch of a finger you can activate and release the 2012 Touareg Highline TDI electronic brake button. Imagine that: safer AND more convenient. It’s important to your safety, your car’s maintenance, and even the environment when your tires have the right amount of pressure. So we included the Tire Pressure Monitoring System to monitor tire pressure and inform you of any loss in pressure right when it occurs.

2012 Volkswagen Touareg Execline TDI

In every way, our lights go farther. The 2012 Volkswagen Touareg Execline TDI uses LED daytime running lights, which not only look amazing but also won’t burn out as fast as traditional headlights. When night falls, Bi-Xenon lights shine brighter than halogen or regular filament bulbs, and, with AFS, can turn up to 13 degrees around corners. Aside from their sporty sleekness, fog lights are engineered to send a low, wide beam to improve visibility in bad weather conditions. The 2012 Touareg Execline TDI design reduces the amount of light reflected off rain, fog or snow. When rain begins to fall, and visibility gets low, sensors automatically detect it and cue the wipers. Depending on the strength of the rain, the sensor determines how fast the wipers move.