HOW GOOD IS THIS BIGGER TIGUAN AND KODIAQ BROTHER? ALL-NEW VW TAYRON DRIVING REVIEW

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The VW Tayron emerges as a compelling successor to the Tiguan Allspace, offering a sophisticated and comfortable driving experience, particularly on the motorway. The reviewer highlights its spacious interior, available in both 5 and 7-seater configurations, with the 7-seater offering enhanced flexibility. Key positives include the optional DCC Pro adaptive suspension, which significantly improves ride comfort and reduces vibrations, and excellent noise insulation, creating a premium cabin ambiance. The base 'Life' trim, while entry-level, is praised for its value, especially when equipped with optional extras like the acoustic windows, bringing the price to a realistic €52,000. The reviewer notes the return of physical buttons for key functions, a welcome change based on customer feedback. Downsides are minimal, but the third row is deemed suitable only for children due to limited legroom and headroom. The infotainment system, while improved, is not considered the absolute best. Overall, the Tayron is presented as a refined and practical large SUV, offering a more sophisticated feel than its Skoda Kodiaq counterpart.