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Printed 26-Sep-2021 Volkswagen Touran 1.4 TSI DSG (A) Information Built in : Germany Listed Price : $118,800 Road Tax : $620 /yr OMV : $22,100 Distributor : Volkswagen Group Singapore Hotline : 64748288 Overall Rating : Specifications Features Engine Safety features Engine capacity 1,390 cc Number of airbags 6 Engine type 4-cylinder in-line TSI Twincharger Traction control Yes Fuel type Petrol Driver's features Performance Multi-Function steering wheel No Power 103kW (138 bhp) Keyless engine start No Torque 220 Nm Auto headlights Yes Acceleration 9.5s (0-100 km/h) Rain sensing wipers Yes Top speed 202 km/h Electrical retractable side mirrors Yes Fuel consumption 15.2 km/L Paddle shifters No CO2 emission 154 g/km (As tested by LTA) Cruise control Yes Electric park brake button No Misc technical data Navigation system No Transmission 7-speed (A) DSG Bluetooth Interface No Drive type Front-wheel drive Security features Measurements Smart key No Vehicle type MPV Remote boot release Yes Dimensions (L x W x H) (4397 x 1794 x 1674) mm Electric tailgate No Wheelbase 2,678 mm Min turning radius 5,600 mm Exterior features Kerb weight 1,416 kg Headlights Halogen Fuel tank capacity 60 L Daytime running lights Halogen Boot/Cargo Capacity unknown Front fog lamps No Rims 16" Brakes Sunroof/Moonroof/Panoramic roof No Brakes (Front) Ventilated disc Brakes (Rear) Disc Interior features Multi-zone aircon Yes Suspension Rear aircon Yes Suspension (Front) MacPherson strut Reverse camera No Suspension (Rear) Multi-link Driver's electric seat No Passenger's electric seat No Driver's memory seat No Passenger's memory seat No Knockdown rear seats Yes Leather seats Yes Leather steering wheel Yes Additional features Roof rails Yes *Specifications and Features may vary from actual vehicle. sgCarMart.com does not assume any responsibility for errors or omissions or warranty the accuracy of this information..

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