Used 2022 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport

Drew Dorian, with CARandDRIVER wrote Chopping the roof of the square back Atlas and removing that model's third row of seats is the formula Volkswagen followed when creating the 2022 Atlas Cross Sport. Usually when a manufacturer turns its SUV into a coupe, it compromises cargo area, but the Atlas Cross Sport avoids this result and in fact offers more space inside than several key rivals. A turbocharged four-cylinder is standard, but a V-6 is optional, as is all-wheel drive. We would also opt for the V-6 over the standard turbocharged four-cylinder like this Atlas features. Those familiar with the three-row VW will find the Atlas Cross Sport's interior quite familiar, despite an updated steering wheel. Adults should find comfortable seating positions in either of the SUVs available rows of seats, but unlike the regular Atlas, the Cross Sport offers only a bench for its second row. In our testing, the Cross Sport held 30 carry-on suitcases with the rear seats folded and 14 with the rear seats in use. The SE with Technology Trim, that is Atlas features, includes...20-inch wheels, a Hands-free liftgate, the 8-inch touchscreen, Wireless connectivity for CarPlay and Android Auto, Remote start, Adaptive cruise control, a Wireless charging pad and Front and rear parking sensors. Key standard features include Proximity keyless entry and push-button start, Power liftgate, a Power-adjustable driver's seat, Heated front seats, Simulated leather upholstery, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone integration and a Digital gauge cluster display.