Volkswagen - Touran (2010)

Volkswagen Touran 2010 – a practical MPV that still charms in today’s market. Whether you’re looking for the newest models or a used Volkswagen Touran price that fits your budget, this section gives you the facts to assess value, compare peers, and understand depreciation.

What is a 2010 Volkswagen Touran worth? The answer varies by market, mileage, condition and optional packages. Typically, a 2010 model will trade in between a competitive Volkswagen Touran 2010 price range and the price paid for the freshly minted 2023 line. In many markets, the younger 2010 Touran still holds up surprisingly well, but it does exhibit the normal Volkswagen Touran depreciation expected of mass‑market MPVs.

• Engine: 1.6 L or 1.8 L inline‑4 petrol, 1.4 L TSI turbo‑charged petrol, or 1.9 L TDI diesel options. Most common are the 1.4 L TSI (180 hp) and the 1.9 L TDI with 110/125 hp.
• Transmission: Standard four‑gear manual; optional six‑gear manual or seven‑speed DSG automatic depending on the trim.
• Fuel Type: Petrol (TSI, DI) or diesel (TDI). Diesel variants praised for longevity and torque at low rpm.
• Dimensions: Length 4,454 mm; Wheelbase 2,767 mm; Width 1,785 mm; Height 1,629 mm. Interior height gives ample headroom across three rows.
• Cargo Capacity: 354 L with all seats up, expanding to 1,221 L with rear seats folded, and up to 1,400 L with all seats folded.
• Seats: 7‑seat configuration (optional 5‑seat or 4‑seat with larger boot for hobby kits). Seats are modular, making the Touran a popular family layout.
• Drive Options: Front‑wheel drive standard; optional 4MOTION all‑wheel drive available on higher trims.
• Standard Features: Parking sensors, rear‑view camera, dual‑zone climate control, touchscreen infotainment, and optional Bose surround‑sound.

As with many mainstream MPVs, the Volkswagen Touran depreciation curve is steep in the early years but levels off as the vehicle ages. While depreciation figures vary by region, a realistic estimate might look like:

• First year: 15 %–20 % drop from purchase price.
• Year 2‑3: 25 %–30 % cumulative depreciation.
• Year 4‑5: Reaching roughly 40 %–45 % off the original value.
• Beyond 5 years: Slower decline, often 55 %–60 % of purchase price after 10 years.

These percentages provide a helpful benchmark when evaluating used Volkswagen Touran price listings: a 2010 model at low mileage and in good mechanical condition will likely fall toward the lower end of this range,

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