Compare the Volkswagen Touareg vs. the Toyota Highlander in Lebanon

The Volkswagen Touareg Offers a Better Drive in Claremont, NH. Standard.

Quality drives shouldn't come at a price. The new Volkswagen Touareg agrees, and delivers a better drive in Claremont. Standard. With a powerful engine, comfortable interior, and loads of standard features, the Touareg makes a solid case against the competition. Learn how the Touareg holds its ground compared to the new Toyota Highlander.

Volkswagen Touareg vs. Toyota Highlander

• Standard engines say a lot about a vehicle. In the case of the Touareg, it says that power is valued. The Touareg boasts 280 horsepower and 266 pound-feet of torque standard, thanks to its 3.6-liter V6 engine. The Highlander only offers 185 horsepower and 184 pound-feet of torque standard, which falls short of the Touareg by 95 horsepower and 82 pound-feet of torque.
• When it comes to towing strength, the Touareg blows the Highlander out of the water. The Touareg can tow up to 7,716 pounds. Standard. And the Highlander... well, it can only tow 1,500 pounds standard. Even if you upgrade to a higher trim level, the Highlander can still only get up to a 5,000 pound towing capacity. The Touareg wins in Hanover, hands down.
• The Touareg offers more head and shoulder room in the front seat than the Highlander. Get ready for a less cramped ride through Newport.
• Speaking of comfort on the journey, the Touareg comes with standard dual zone climate control. This feature costs over $4,000 extra in the Highlander.
• On those cold White River Junction days, it's nice to get some extra warmth. The Touareg delivers, with a standard heated driver seat, which costs almost $8,000 extra in the Highlander.
• The Touareg features standard keyless start technology. For this feature, the Highlander will make you shell out extra cash to the tune of almost $8,000!
• You'll also find plenty of other standard feature in the Touareg - like a rear parking aid, power liftgate, and leather wrapped steering wheel - that don't come standard in the Highlander. In the Highlander, you'll have to pay over $4,000 extra for a power liftgate and leather wrapped steering wheel, and an extra $11,000 -  $11,000! - for a rear parking aid.
• Safety on the road is key, which is why the Touareg comes with a standard Blind Spot Monitor. Bet you didn't see the Highlander's extra $8,000 charge coming for this important safety technology.

Come into Miller Volkswagen to test drive the new Volkswagen Touareg!