Picked up new Tiguan around 4 weeks ago (family car to be driven by herself indoors). Car was well presented at dealer except for the number plates. Why do they make a balls of a simple task. Screws in front bumper at slightly different heights but ....the one on the back, big screws right into body work, one drilled at an angle and the other an inch lower.....why cannot the dealer make a template and use the vw provided holes ? Anyways said dealer plates are now binned and correctly fitted plates in place (mm perfect!). I had to prime and fill the holes in the tail gate which p€&@&d me off no end. On attached pic I had cut the foam back to show where holes were put
On picking up car also thought there may have been a fault with keyless but put it down to operator error and me not familiar with it. Sure enough keyless doesn't work on drivers door and red led on door indicated a fault. In hindsight the dealer pretty much demo'd everything on the car to my wife on colllection but not the keyless entry....suspicious possibly? Anyways needs a complete new door lock......still waiting on part to arrive. Whilst back at dealer I walked the lot and sure enough you can see which number plates were fitted by the genius who put them on our car. They have all left screw higher than right and are drilled slightly off square. One other minor thing I've noted is silver trim where roof rails meet body work is wonky on one corner as in pinched in compared to other 3 corners. Again I noticed it the day of collection but assumed wrongly this was normal. We really do like the car though technically our new Tiguan has had more faults leaving the showroom as our last car had in 9 years.
On picking up car also thought there may have been a fault with keyless but put it down to operator error and me not familiar with it. Sure enough keyless doesn't work on drivers door and red led on door indicated a fault. In hindsight the dealer pretty much demo'd everything on the car to my wife on colllection but not the keyless entry....suspicious possibly? Anyways needs a complete new door lock......still waiting on part to arrive. Whilst back at dealer I walked the lot and sure enough you can see which number plates were fitted by the genius who put them on our car. They have all left screw higher than right and are drilled slightly off square. One other minor thing I've noted is silver trim where roof rails meet body work is wonky on one corner as in pinched in compared to other 3 corners. Again I noticed it the day of collection but assumed wrongly this was normal. We really do like the car though technically our new Tiguan has had more faults leaving the showroom as our last car had in 9 years.
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