Volkswagen Touran review

On the road, it’s good, predictably with welcome traces of Golf. It’s agile enough for its size and has decent steering, but it’ll sooner have you driving smoothly than especially swiftly. More importantly for its target market, the ride is fine over all but the most jarring potholes, and the body doesn’t heave and roll about like big MPVs of old, which bodes well for car-sick kids. There’s a bit of wind noise from the door mirrors, but you’re otherwise looking at a quiet, refined, fine-driving MPV.