Volkswagen Tiguan 1.5 TSI eHybrid 19.7kWh R-Line DSG Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

Our live all-in price: €43,745 (VRT, VAT, customs & delivery included) · Irish market data snapshot: 2026-08-24

⚡ Bestseller — €3,155 under the Irish market right now

Qualified by a direct match: this exact car against a real Irish advert.

The Irish market: volkswagen tiguan (2024)

3 contemporary Irish listings for this model and year, asking roughly €38,000–€48,000.

How we work this out — the rules

A saving only counts against a real Irish asking price, never a prediction.
Irish evidence covers listings from the past six months, each car counted once at its most recent asking price — a car that sold at its price is proof the price was real. Measured drift is negligible (24,775 identical listings ten days apart: 91% unchanged, average move −€78).
The Bestseller ladder: any saving of €750+ earns the badge and the colour deepens with the saving — €2,500+ is a Bestseller, €5,000+ a #1 Bestseller. Euro figures, not percentages — €2,800 off a €48k car is real money even when the percentage looks small.
Route 1: this exact car against a real Irish advert, with strong evidence — several comparisons, high match confidence, or same year with our mileage no higher — and that advert priced within 15% of the Irish median for its model and year where one exists, so a single freak listing can never earn a verified Bestseller badge; at most it shows as a trend.
Route 2: our all-in price against the median asking price of 10 or more real Irish listings for the exact make, model and year — narrowed to the listings within 20,000 km of our car’s mileage where 10 or more exist, so a low-mileage car is judged against low-mileage listings and a high-mileage car against high-mileage ones.
Only routes that pass their own test are in the running. Where both pass, the badge shows the bigger of the two savings; where one passes, that one decides.
A real saving whose evidence doesn’t stand up is a Trending Bestseller — worded “around”, never as a verified figure.
Mileage is handled by comparing like with like (above), not by adjusting prices. We do not adjust for specification: our cars average about €765 more equipment than the Irish listings they are compared with, so if anything the saving is understated. Prices are compared exactly as listed.
Savings above 45% are excluded as implausible; every figure is re-checked against our live price, so the badge always equals the arithmetic of the prices shown. Irish figures are asking prices; ours is the final all-in price.