Used Volkswagen Tiguan Spoiler

Yes, the Tiguan is fitted with a roof spoiler integrated into the tailgate as standard across the range, so this is a genuine used part you can source from a breaker. It sits at the top of the tailgate and is part of the bodywork rather than an add-on accessory. Some Tiguans also have front bumper spoilers or lip spoilers depending on trim, so when getting quotes make sure you specify exactly which spoiler you need.

The first-generation Tiguan ran from 2007 to 2016, with a facelift in 2011 that changed the front end and rear styling, so a 2013 car and a 2017 car are from different generations entirely — the second-generation Tiguan (Mk2) launched for the 2016 model year. This means the tailgate and roof spoiler from a 2013 Mk1 will not cross over to a 2017 Mk2, as the bodywork is completely different between generations. Always confirm the exact part against your registration with the breaker.

The Mk1 Tiguan facelift arrived in 2011, and while the rear tailgate and roof spoiler design was carried across relatively similarly, whether a specific panel from a pre-2011 car will physically interchange with a post-2011 car is something you should confirm with the breaker against your registration number. The breaker can check the exact part numbers to see whether the spoiler is shared across that 2011 boundary before you commit to a purchase.

For the roof spoiler, trim level does not affect fitment — the same tailgate spoiler is used across S, SE, SE Navigation, and R-Line variants within the same generation and facelift period. However, the R-Line trim does feature a more prominent front bumper with a sportier lower spoiler lip, which is a different part to the standard front bumper spoiler on SE or S models, so bear that in mind if it is a front spoiler you are looking for. Always tell the breaker which specific spoiler position you need alongside your registration.

The Tiguan Allspace is a long-wheelbase variant of the Mk2 Tiguan platform, but the tailgate and roof spoiler profile differs because the Allspace has a longer roofline and a different tailgate shape to accommodate the third row of seats. For this reason you should not assume the spoiler from an Allspace will drop straight onto a standard-wheelbase Tiguan, even of the same year. Confirm the part against your exact registration with the breaker before ordering.

No — engine type, whether diesel or petrol, has no bearing on which spoiler fits your Tiguan. Spoiler fitment is determined by the generation (Mk1 2007–2016 or Mk2 2016 onwards), the facelift period, and the specific trim if you are looking at a front bumper spoiler. Give the breaker your registration and they will be able to identify the correct spoiler for your exact car regardless of what is under the bonnet.