SPIED: Is THIS The Next-Gen Volkswagen Tiguan Replacement Under Development OR Is It Something Else?

Once and a while you have to step back and look at a test vehicle and simply ask: "Is that what I think it is?" Although it's a pretty rare thing, sometimes automakers disguise vehicles in order to completely throw off everyone.

Sometimes a test vehicle may wear another company's logo or body, and I've even heard of engineers using other company's exterior parts to help disguise their product. From what I've heard it sounds like these guys and gals are having a bit too much fun! ;)

Now, onto the main event. In this series of photos a current-generation Volkswagen Tiguan body is seen towing a trailer, but clearly this vehicle's chassis is different. Check out how much lower this Tiguan is over the product that's currently shipping. This thing is slammed!

Also, what's going on with that MASSIVE rear fuel filler door? Could this possibly be a gas/electric hybrid?

What do YOU think is REALLY going on here? Weigh in, below!


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MattDarringer - 6/29/2014 12:52:31 PM

-1 Boost

Who knows what it is, but whatever it is it will be irrelevant to the market and will be given some ridiculous name like Tarshunda. It is really unfortunate that we are not seeing prototypes for the CrossBlue instead of this piece of nothing.

BimmersNme - 6/29/2014 6:40:21 PM

+5 Boost

For God's sake 00R, I'm sick and tired of seeing you repeat the same mistake again and again: English is not my first language but the correct Idiomatic Expression goes: Every once IN a while, NOT once AND a while. Hope you don't hate me for correcting you.

Agent00R - 6/30/2014 6:06:01 AM

-3 Boost

I think you need to kiss a girl.

Colloquially people say it as I write it.

atc98092 - 6/30/2014 8:33:45 PM

+1 Boost

Nope, never heard it said that way. I agree with BimmersNme and leej. I'm also 59.

leej - 6/30/2014 4:58:18 PM

+1 Boost

OK, I am 59 years old, English is my first language, and I have lived in several different areas of the US and NEVER heard anyone say 'every once AND a awhile'. That doesn't even make sense.

I bet you say, 'I could care less', and 'supposably' too, lol.