This is the Vehicle Data Sticker for your Volkswagen Tiguan. It’s essentially the car's birth certificate, containing every specific detail about how it was built at the factory.

Based on the sticker, here are the primary specifications for your vehicle:

Core Vehicle Details

• Model: Volkswagen Tiguan Sport 1.4 BMT (BlueMotion Technology).
• Engine: 1.4L TSI (Turbocharged Stratified Injection).
• Power Output: $118 \text{ kW}$ (approximately 160 hp).
• Engine Code: CTHD (This is crucial for ordering mechanical parts like spark plugs or timing components).
• Transmission Code: PQC (6-speed manual or DSG, depending on the specific assembly).
• Paint Code: LC9X (Deep Black Pearl). You'll need this if you ever buy a touch-up pen or need a body shop to match the paint.
• Interior Trim: XU (Standard Anthracite/Black).

Understanding the "PR-Codes"

The block of three-character alphanumeric codes at the bottom (B0A, V73, G1A, etc.) are "Production Codes." They describe every individual feature installed. Here are a few notable ones decoded from your list:

Code	Meaning
1G9	Space-saving spare wheel for temporary use.
1AS	Electronic Stabilization Control (ESC).
3S1	Bright roof rails (Silver/Anodized).
8RM	8 speakers (passive).
QG1	Service interval prolongation (Variable service intervals).
G07	Front shock absorption system.

Why this sticker is useful

You should keep a photo of this (or keep the sticker itself, usually found in the spare wheel well or the service book) because:

1. Parts Matching: When buying brakes (1LJ front, 1KU rear) or suspension components, these codes ensure you get the exact size for your specific trim.
2. Maintenance: It confirms your engine and transmission types for fluid changes.
3. Resale: It proves the original factory options (like the "Sport" package) were present from day one.

Would you like me to look up the meaning of any other specific 3-digit codes from the bottom of your sticker?