2027 Volkswagen Atlas

This is an excellent family car. I wish we had more seriously considered a bench for the second row, but I do love the car we purchased. We have captain seats in the second row and have a Nuna for my 5yo and a Britax for my 18m.

I leased a 2021 Atlas and got a 2024 lease and the interior styling of the car feels very luxurious and more spacious (especially in the front) than the previous model. Fits my kids (2) and the things we need to carry in our lives very easily, and it feels very sturdy to drive even in bad weather. Would highly recommend this car! I have loved this car and am planning to purchase at the end of my lease.

I freaking love my Volkswagen Atlas. It’s perfect for my family - we plan to grow our family and likely will have a 3rd child at some point and I know we’ll have plenty of room still. We got the bench for the second row and we’ve have a few different combos of 3 across car seats in the third row when we’ve had friends or family visiting and all want to take the same car. This thing is a beast and I feel so cool driving it. I’m just not a minivan girlie. But damn do I feel like a cool mom in my Atlas!

SE w/Tech R-Line V6 4MOTION. She's almost perfect! I have had my atlas for a few years now and have very few complaints. I have four kids in car seats and this car handles it well. Very comfortable for everyday and road trips. I get about 16 mpg with mostly city driving. We have three Clek Foonfs and one UppaBaby Alta, my husband is 6'1", always have my full size UppaBaby stroller in the trunk, and I think we fit well. I think my only complaints are that it doesn't have wireless carplay, no ceiling vents, no lower anchors in third row, the shifting can be rougher sometimes, the brakes squeak often after using the parking break, the infotainment system glitches occasionally, I recently had to have the EVAP canister replaced (under warranty), often have to turn the Start/Stop system off because it can be aggressive and I feel like it wastes gas more than it saves it. But there's so much more good than bad. Very comfortable drive, reliable, yearly maintenance isn't bad, insurance isn't bad, handles my life well, I truly love this car and plan to run it into the ground. If you have multiple kids, multiple car seats, don't want a full size, this car is definitely worth a look.

The Atlas was perfect for 1-2 kids plus two large dogs. The sunshades were so nice, the third row had great space, and I still had a decent trunk. The electronic screen did occasionally have issues and there were some functions with only electronic buttons. Remote start and the app were hit or miss.

I have been very pleasantly surprised with the Atlas. It is very spacious for a midsized suv (I had only had a grand Cherokee, wrangler and bronco before). I have taken it on two cross country road trips and we easily fit myself, my infant in a rear facing seat, our two large Goldens, who go everywhere with us, and our luggage. The only complaint I have is the 2nd row does not have ceiling vents and we live in the south so I feel like the backseat can be warm. After only having more rugged SUVs I am pleasantly surprised how well this vehicle does on all terrains and the awd and standard tires on the peak edition handled well in poor weather. I am slightly worried about longevity of this car but for the price I paid for this vehicle I truly could not have asked for a better car. My dream car is a new sequoia but I was not ready to dump that money on a vehicle.

This was my dream car. I was so excited when I finally got it but within the first month the acceleration would cut out in the middle of driving. It has happen every so often, do not feel safe driving with my son in the car. Also the screen does go black and have to restart screen randomly as well.