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علي فاطمة
2024-09-16 01:23

I want to ask real car owners, besides the difference in power and the various driver assistance features, is there any difference in the chassis driving feel between the 2.0 and 3.0? I noticed the tires are different too, one is 255 and the other is 285.

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عبد العزيز رومي
عبد العزيز رومي2024-09-28 20:40
The 3.0 model has a 360-degree panoramic camera. If you used to drive a small car and switch to a larger one, this feature is really handy.
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مبارك خالد
مبارك خالد2024-09-28 10:36
I suggest going for the 2.0 version. There's not much difference overall, and after a few years, it won't really matter if the headlights look good or if there are a few extra features. [I need some peace]
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علي نور الدين
علي نور الدين2024-09-27 08:42
And the expensive front and rear lights.
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نايف بدر
نايف بدر2024-09-27 02:04
There's not much difference when starting. If you don't press the accelerator hard on the 3.0, it lacks power, but the sound is nice.
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عمر عوادة
عمر عوادة2024-09-24 10:30
The Touareg 3.0 has become quite affordable. Definitely go for the 3.0! Plus, its fuel consumption isn't much higher than the 2.0. The engine noise is lower, something a four-cylinder engine just can't offer.
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سلمان محملة
سلمان محملة2024-09-16 01:39
I've driven a 3.0T for a long time and briefly tried a 2.0. The 2.0 feels a bit more nimble at low speeds in the city compared to the 3.0T, but overall both have a more relaxed tuning. The chassis doesn't leave much of an impression, and the 2.0's smaller wheels are actually thicker and more durable.
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