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2026 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport SEL R Line Black
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The Atlas Cross Sport is Volkswagen's two-row, coupe-styled take on the three-row Atlas, offering a sleeker silhouette without giving up much cargo space. It competes with the Honda Passport, Ford Edge, and Chevrolet Blazer, all of which are two-row midsize SUVs with a sportier bent. The turbo four provides ample punch for daily driving, and the eight-speed automatic shifts smoothly, though the engine can get a bit vocal under hard acceleration. The ride is composed and quiet on the highway, with a suspension that absorbs most bumps without feeling floaty. Despite the sloping roofline, the Cross Sport still offers generous rear-seat legroom and a sizable cargo area, making it a practical choice for families. The Sel R Line Black is the sporty-looking pick for shoppers who want the R-Line styling and blacked-out details without stepping up to the Premium R Line's extra luxuries. Its 2.0L I4 makes 269 horsepower and 273 lb-ft of torque, routed through a smooth eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive that delivers confident traction in rain or snow, and it returns 22 mpg combined. This trim adds a head-up display, ventilated front seats, and heated rear outboard seats, plus the R-Line Black package gives it a more aggressive look with unique bumpers and dark accents.
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Miles Overview
The Atlas Cross Sport is Volkswagen's two-row, coupe-styled take on the three-row Atlas, offering a sleeker silhouette without giving up much cargo space. It competes with the Honda Passport, Ford Edge, and Chevrolet Blazer, all of which are two-row midsize SUVs with a sportier bent. The turbo four provides ample punch for daily driving, and the eight-speed automatic shifts smoothly, though the engine can get a bit vocal under hard acceleration. The ride is composed and quiet on the highway, with a suspension that absorbs most bumps without feeling floaty. Despite the sloping roofline, the Cross Sport still offers generous rear-seat legroom and a sizable cargo area, making it a practical choice for families. The Sel R Line Black is the sporty-looking pick for shoppers who want the R-Line styling and blacked-out details without stepping up to the Premium R Line's extra luxuries. Its 2.0L I4 makes 269 horsepower and 273 lb-ft of torque, routed through a smooth eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive that delivers confident traction in rain or snow, and it returns 22 mpg combined. This trim adds a head-up display, ventilated front seats, and heated rear outboard seats, plus the R-Line Black package gives it a more aggressive look with unique bumpers and dark accents.
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28 days listed
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42+ active alternatives
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