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VW Tayron R Line – why it’s not for me !

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I was looking forward to driving the brand-new VW Tayron. I wished to spend a long time with the 7 seat version. A huge car on the outdoors however I am unsure it is a true 7 seater. The 1.5 L fuel engine carried out much better than I anticipated however.

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Video Contents
00:00 – Introduction
01:27 – Number 7!
03:05 – Wolfbox Dashcam
06:31 – It's long and do not utilize the R!
08:36 – What's under the bonnet
11:19 – Exists room for 7 seats ?!
12:51 – The Drivers Seat
14:13 – Economy on a long run
17:08 – My issue with the brakes
19:38 – The cinema
22:08 – So do I like it?

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33 responses to “VW Tayron R Line – why it’s not for me !”

  1. @m10h11T5Buuuu-z Avatar
    @m10h11T5Buuuu-z

    I watch your channel with pleasure. Your videos always lift my spirits and bring joy.🏍😈😉

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  2. @brianmurphy283 Avatar
    @brianmurphy283

    The back seats taken from the TT …great video as usual keep up the good work…

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    1. @PetrolPed Avatar
      @PetrolPed

      Cool, thanks

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  3. @welcomeghosts_uk Avatar
    @welcomeghosts_uk

    Christ this is so arse-clenchingly dull isn’t it. If VW wonder why they’re in trouble, cars like this are why.

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    1. @PetrolPed Avatar
      @PetrolPed

      Not a fan then 😜😂

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    2. @marketingwizdom Avatar
      @marketingwizdom

      I agree. Dull, dull, dull …

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  4. @PetrolPed Avatar
    @PetrolPed

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  5. @mykiman718 Avatar
    @mykiman718

    If there was ever a car that wasn’t required, then ladies and gentlemen…………….this is it

    What an utter waste of everyones time!!!!!!!

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    1. @PetrolPed Avatar
      @PetrolPed

      Harsh 😜😂

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    2. @MrAjjm65 Avatar
      @MrAjjm65

      @@PetrolPedbut true!

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    3. @MrAjjm65 Avatar
      @MrAjjm65

      And there is a rumour that VW are going to discontinue the Touareg, the last car made by them that is capable of towing 3.5tonnes.

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  6. @timaustin2000 Avatar
    @timaustin2000

    I asked earlier “this vs. the EV9?” And the further into the video, the clearer the answer becomes. This thing is slower, so much louder, has way less interior space, looks ditchwater dull and just can’t compete for packaging or refinement.

    If you have a driveway, you’d be mad to get his over Kia’s 7 seat EV.

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    1. @PetrolPed Avatar
      @PetrolPed

      EV9 is a great car. The advantage this has is its price and the fact it drinks Dinojuice 😜

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    2. @timaustin2000 Avatar
      @timaustin2000

      ​@@PetrolPedwell upfront cost will be a little less on a monthly but you and I both know that it’ll be more than made up for in cheaper charging on a home EV overnight tariff. And you’d get a better car for it 😊

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    3. @solentbum Avatar
      @solentbum

      @@PetrolPed Please explain the advantage of Dinojuice.

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  7. @jeffcalvert4917 Avatar
    @jeffcalvert4917

    I think there is only one diesel currently. The 150bhp version.

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  8. @jamiep61 Avatar
    @jamiep61

    I enjoy watching your videos of the latest new cars 😊

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    1. @PetrolPed Avatar
      @PetrolPed

      Glad you like them!

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  9. @runawayronnie Avatar
    @runawayronnie

    Have a Kodiaq Sportline which is basically the same car. 100% agree re: sunroof especially with black rooflining. Weirdly it’s £400 cheaper to option the exact same sunroof in the VW than Skoda (£1760) . Even Audi charge less for their sunroof than Skoda these days.

    These were never meant to be 7 full seats. I regularly take 6 people on runs of around an hour. Pull the middle row a little further forward, drop the centre 20 section and those in the rearmost seats gain some knee room – also less claustrophobic for them. But if you have a two 6ft 2 people sitting behind each other then what car will fit seven of this size? And if you can name one, how much luggage room is there? As I say, I’ve taken five running club members to races, and we still fit all our gear in the boot. I don’t get the complaint about room – the Tayron and Kodiaq are without rival as far as I can see. I’ve been looking for a replacement for sometime and to be honest, I can’t find anything as practical in this price range and size. On the odd occasion I have had all the passenger seats filled, but as you say, only for very short distances. It’s the person in the 2nd row middle seat that has issues as it’s not a wide car plus they have the transmission tunnel to cope with. Same applies for 5 seat version tho.

    It has another trick tho which you may appreciate as a cyclist. Remove the boot floor and you’ll see space underneath for storage of the luggage cover. Shape a piece of wood so that it’s held securely in the luggage cover bay, fix a front fork mounting bracket to it, and lower the middle ’20’ seat. I can fit my electric mountain bike upright in the car and still have masses of bootroom for camping equipment. We can even take passengers in the rear seats. So whenever we reach our destination, I’m happy that the bike is locked securely in the car. Believe me, there are very few cars on the market, many of which are much bigger, that can accommodate a mountain bike upright inside the car. Perhaps not designed for that purpose, but I think these cars are incredibly spacious and practical.

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  10. @dcj2dan Avatar
    @dcj2dan

    Anyone else just desperately waiting for a car to be brought to market that you actually desire and would consider buying just for the joy of owning it. Cars have just become so dull!

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    1. @marketingwizdom Avatar
      @marketingwizdom

      Agreed.

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    2. @dinadams Avatar
      @dinadams

      I almost bought the new Tiguan as a default option, but I just couldn’t bring myself to buy something so dull. Bought a Peugeot 408 instead, it’s quirky but it’s interesting, and not many about. But yes, generally agree with your sentiment.

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  11. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    7 seats and a 1.5ltr engine!! Exactly why I purchased an EV. Modern petrol cars are boring , puny and gutless.

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  12. @HawkMillFarm Avatar
    @HawkMillFarm

    Car designers will look back that these ridiculous screens with shame one day. If I picked up a hire car with one like that I’d literally pull it out.

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  13. @the_lost_navigator7266 Avatar
    @the_lost_navigator7266

    T-roc, t-cross, taigo, Tiguan, tayron, Tuareg, +6 EV + Golf (what else have i missed?) VWs model range is quite a big range, and confusing No wonder they don’t make any money.
    And 7 different Engine options, I wonder if there are any wet belts fitted?

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  14. @mrgrumpy771 Avatar
    @mrgrumpy771

    That 1.5 litre engine is actually a bit of a honey. It is incredibly good and delivers fabulous economy. The Tayron looks very large so I would prefer the Tiguan to be fair. Great review!

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  15. @kevincross9206 Avatar
    @kevincross9206

    If the 3rd row of seats were removable, to me that would make more sense.
    Have the advantage of the bigger boot space when you needed it (99% of the time for most people I’m sure) and on those rare occasions dig them out of the garage and fit them in place!
    I know it’s not a fair comparison, but I drive a LWB Vivaro, with a 1.6 turbo diesel, and I’m currently getting 43.7 mpg, so always expect something less brick like and hopefully lighter to do better 🤷🏼‍♂️

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    1. @andymiller8877 Avatar
      @andymiller8877

      That’s why I brought a Dacia Jogger and back seat space is big enough for adults.

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  16. @gordonmackenzie4512 Avatar
    @gordonmackenzie4512

    Kenny Dalgleish 7 and Henrik Larson 7 were both footballing heros with the same club.

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  17. @michaelstaunton1632 Avatar
    @michaelstaunton1632

    Enjoying the content on the channel keep up the good work 👍👍👍

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  18. @MrPeteJMc Avatar
    @MrPeteJMc

    Good video Pete. However not sure if I agree with you about the performance/mpg. You said that 40mpg is good and the power is not too bad. I’ve owned a gen5 rav4 hybrid and now I own a rav4 phev. The hybrid rav4 was getting 48 to 52 mpg with 219hp. 0 to 62 was 8.2 seconds. The phev with 302hp is something else. Plus awd is an advantage. Many other vehicles can better this. Maybe if vw provided a 10 year warranty like Toyota the maybe a go but for me a no.

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  19. @mda5003 Avatar
    @mda5003

    Stirling Moss had the number 7 on his car!

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  20. @trev8591 Avatar
    @trev8591

    Or the Legend number 7 Barry Sheene! Government need to look again at the “luxury car tax” as lots are well over £40K now, seems very unfair.

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