2016 Volkswagen Tiguan *AWD With Smog
Specifications
| Year | 2016 |
| Mileage | 106,864 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Drivetrain | AWD |
| Body Style | Suv |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | White |
| Engine | 4 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Meticulously maintained 2016 VW Tiguan AWD with only 106k miles. Features premium Michelin tires, leather interior, and push-button start. Recent brake service and full synthetic oil changes. Smog certified and registration current. This clean-title, 4Motion SUV is ready for the mountains or daily commuting. Two sets of keys included."
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Description
Overview: This is a clean-title 2016 VW Tiguan All-Wheel Drive with 106,000 miles. It comes with current registration and a smog certificate completed last week. The vehicle is in excellent mechanical condition with no known issues.
Maintenance: Features high-quality Michelin tires with 80% tread and a warranty from Costco. Front and rear brakes were replaced five months ago. It has been consistently serviced with full synthetic oil and fueled with 91 octane.
Features: The interior features black and beige leather with no rips or tears. Modern conveniences include a reverse camera, Bluetooth connectivity, keyless entry, and push-start ignition. Two sets of keys are included, and the climate control works perfectly.
Seller's Note: This 4-cylinder turbo engine provides plenty of power while remaining economical and fun to drive. It is ready for the snow or desert trips. The vehicle is being sold because a newer 2026 model was recently purchased.
Market Highlights
- The Sub-$10k SUV Segment: In 2026, finding a clean-title SUV with under 110,000 miles for less than $8,000 is increasingly rare. This price bracket remains the most competitive in the market, as it appeals to first-time drivers and commuters alike who prioritize utility and safety over the latest technology.
- Southern California Demand: San Diego buyers place a premium on 'rust-free' local cars. The added benefit of All-Wheel Drive (4Motion) significantly increases the buyer pool to include weekend adventurers heading to the mountains or desert, allowing this Tiguan to command a higher price than front-wheel-drive alternatives.
- Late-Gen Reliability: The 2016 model represents the pinnacle of the first-generation Tiguan. By this production year, Volkswagen had addressed many of the early TSI engine's teething issues, making this specific vintage a preferred choice for budget-conscious buyers looking for German engineering without the early-model headaches.