2021 Volkswagen Atlas S
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The 2021 Atlas is Volkswagen's largest SUV, a three-row family hauler that prioritizes passenger space over off-road pretense. It squares off against the Honda Pilot, Toyota Highlander, and Kia Telluride in the competitive three-row crossover segment. The Atlas drives with a steady, composed demeanor, and the V6 provides ample thrust for merging and passing. Its cabin is genuinely roomy, with a third row that fits adults and generous cargo space behind it. Standard safety tech includes forward collision warning and blind spot monitoring, with adaptive cruise control on higher trims. The base S is the no-frills pick for buyers who want the Atlas's spacious three-row cabin without the V6 or luxury extras, skipping the SE's power-adjustable seats and larger wheels. Its 2.0L I4 makes 235 horsepower and is paired with an eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive, which feels adequate for around-town driving but needs a heavier foot on the highway than the V6-equipped trims. The S rides on 18-inch steel wheels and cloth seats, and you can add all-wheel drive for better traction in snow, but you won't find the SE's available panoramic sunroof here.
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Miles Overview
The 2021 Atlas is Volkswagen's largest SUV, a three-row family hauler that prioritizes passenger space over off-road pretense. It squares off against the Honda Pilot, Toyota Highlander, and Kia Telluride in the competitive three-row crossover segment. The Atlas drives with a steady, composed demeanor, and the V6 provides ample thrust for merging and passing. Its cabin is genuinely roomy, with a third row that fits adults and generous cargo space behind it. Standard safety tech includes forward collision warning and blind spot monitoring, with adaptive cruise control on higher trims. The base S is the no-frills pick for buyers who want the Atlas's spacious three-row cabin without the V6 or luxury extras, skipping the SE's power-adjustable seats and larger wheels. Its 2.0L I4 makes 235 horsepower and is paired with an eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive, which feels adequate for around-town driving but needs a heavier foot on the highway than the V6-equipped trims. The S rides on 18-inch steel wheels and cloth seats, and you can add all-wheel drive for better traction in snow, but you won't find the SE's available panoramic sunroof here.
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1 day listed
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6 active alternatives
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