2020 VW Atlas Cross Sport vs 2020 VW Atlas | What's the Difference? Which ones is the best option? 

Looking forward to this..

CS atlas

But what if you compare the VW Atlas CS and the Chevrolet Blazer? I think they are closer in price category ...

That seems like a no brainer. But would the Audi’s extra cost be worth it?

Vw Touareg has already beaten Audi Q7 and Audi Q8 in 2019 !

Same here from New England.

Just got mine last week! LOVE IT!

I just got mine yesterday with 8 miles on it.

@@Alfonso_DiazJr Nice! What color/trim did you get it?

Rick Autiello I got the base Atlas cross sport s model. It’s hot over here in California so that’s why i got the white color. I thought the navy blue color was nice but I went with white and got a really good deal on it. P.S. I will say I can’t stop looking at the car from the side profile haha. It just looks good haha. 👍

Thank you

Vw Touareg has already beaten Audi Q7 and Audi Q8 in 2019 !

PeteTheGreek NY they are daylight running lights, fog lights are always at the bottom.

@@SamCarLegion the fog lights are hidden in the high beam housing, in the car they are identified by a rain/fog symbol

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Yes

You can get all of that for a “few” dollars more in the $65,000 Mercedes GLE or BMW X5 🤔

I will make a review soon :) thank you.

Sam CarLegion thank you sir!

Not everyone can afford a BMW. I had a golf gti, it was perfect. These cars have great technology.

2JZ for life I’m saying they’re cheaply made, not cheaply priced. They are not worth their expensive price tags.

@@mct8888 I don't think they are cheaply made at all. You can't find a car that is cheap and feels luxuries. You get what you pay for. At least they are better than Hyundais

2JZ for life VW Atlas doesn’t come close to a Hyundai Palisade. You’re dreaming.

I must be doing something wrong as my Atlas 2.0 is averaging 25+ mpgs. But I guess it would be a gas guzzler compared to my 2 TDI's (1 highly moded) that average 40+ mpg's

Agreed

They both get v6 engines, the entire point is that the V6 is better.

@@SamCarLegion How is V6 better than the 2.0T? You get better gas mileage on 2.0T, and can easily tune it to far exceed the BHP output of the V6.

Actually the 2.0T is better imo. We drove a v6 4motion atlas for a few days and it was lucky to break 20 MPG. We found a hold over '18 2.0T SE for $26.5K with something like 50 miles on it. Currently on fuelly it's at 24.2 MPG with nearly 5k miles tracked, best is 28.07 MPG on a 438 mile trip and worse was 20.62 MPG on a 225 mile while driving around town. Bonus is here at 7k feet elevation the v6 drops to 216 hp vs the 2.0T which will still be around 235. I'm not sure on the torque loss but I think it follows the hp in which case it would be quite a bit under the 2.0T as stock it's 8 ft-lb more. What I don't like is the shift points. 1-2 is decent with slight throttle and then because it's decent with slight throttle the trans decides to upshift way too quickly into 3rd and then you stop accelerating. I found I have to slightly increase throttle after 2nd to keep it from shifting so quickly into 3rd, this is why it's the wife's car as mine are all manual transmissions. Also an OBDeleven or similar is nice so you can disable the auto stop start crap and add the option to shut off the autolock and other such things. All of which were done within the week of getting it as I don't want a hot turbo to all of a sudden get no oil or other lube or cooling when racing between stoplights as the coloradoans are wont to do. Obviously it doesn't really do much to the mpg and saves on the starter and battery as a trip to a store involves two starts vs a couple to a dozen or more depending on lights.

Lol thank you

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What is the issue with Atlas, just curios to know as I have 2019 Atlas leased. It has got Aisin Toyota tranny & a reliable VR6. So where did you get the problem with Atlas?

Jus curious .. got one few months ago .. what was the issue ..?..

It’s the v6 that has the issue, the 2.0 is reliable