Volkswagen Touran MPV Review
Volkswagen was among the last of the major manufacturers to deliver a compact MPV and the result, the Touran, is a vehicle that bears all the hallmarks of traditional VW quality and engineering. Built on the same platform as the new generation Golf, it is functional to look at rather than stylish, both inside and out. With seven seats (five seat versions were deleted after launch), the extra two folding neatly out of sight when not needed, it offers more flexibility than some market rivals, but at a generally higher price.

Volkswagen Touran MPV Equipment
The standard equipment specification for the Touran (S grade) includes roof rails, air conditioning, heat insulating glass, electric front windows and heated door mirrors, a steering column that adjusts for reach and rake, CD player, driver's seat height adjustment, speed-sensitive power steering and three 12v power sockets.

The SE grade introduces electric windows at the back, rear seat fold-down tables, cruise control, locking glovebox, leather trim detailing and a trip computer.

The top-of-the-range Sport comes with front sports seats with lumbar adjustment, sports suspension, eight-speaker audio system, climate control, dark-tinted rear windows, carpet mats, 16-inch alloy wheels and chrome bodywork trim and roof rails.

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