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How Much Did You Pay For Your Volkswagen Atlas?

43K views 50 replies 36 participants last post by  Glxwgn  
#1 ·
Just curious on how much everyone paid for their Volkswagen Atlas out the door? Were you satisfied with the price you paid?
 
#35 ·
What should I pay for these two in New Jersey?

1. MSRP $45,339,Atlas cross sport SE V6 R line w/Technology 4 motion

2. MSRP $48,069, Atlas cross sport SEL V6 R line 4 motion.

What other SUVs did you consider buying? I’ve had a 2006 Toyota 4Runner sport for 15 years 205,000 miles and looking to try something new.
 
#37 ·
What should I pay for these two in New Jersey?

1. MSRP $45,339,Atlas cross sport SE V6 R line w/Technology 4 motion

2. MSRP $48,069, Atlas cross sport SEL V6 R line 4 motion.

What other SUVs did you consider buying? I’ve had a 2005 Toyota 4Runner SR5 for 15 years 205,000 miles and looking to try something new.
I live in New jersey and went to Sterling VW in Sterling VA to buy my Atlas. It was a 3-1/2 hour drive and well worth the trip. You can go on Cargurus.com and look at the new car pricing. New Jersey won't give you as good a deal. I looked initially at a dealership in MD but they had a lot of hidden charges which materialized when I asked for a firm quote. I bought my 2019 SE w/Tech and got about $8K off. I had a 2005 Toyota 4Runner which I traded in for the Atlas.
The Atlas is a big vehicle, hardly as robust as the 4Runner. The gas mileage is better than the 4Runner but I sincerely doubt if it will go 250K trouble free miles. I drove mine for 180K miles and did nothing but put new tires and brakes into it. I wanted something with lane assist, blind spot monitoring and the Atlas seemed to fit the bill. They offered a 6 year warranty so I felt it wasn't a bad deal.
If the 4Runner had the assistance systems and if they put a 6 speed transmission into it, I would have gone again with a 4Runner.
 
#39 · (Edited)
@Atlas2001 that seems like a incredible deal. I thought I did well but perhaps markets are different in CO. It seems the silicon shortage/used car market is pushing the price of new cars up as well.

I spent two weeks getting quotes between 3 local dealerships and asking them to beat the other.

Ended up with 3.6 awd 2021.5 SE w/tech, pano sunroof, tow package and bucket desks for 6k off msrp at 38,900 plus 0% financing. Also 4k on a dented up 2007 jeep commander with 170k miles. I looked at all dealerships in the state and adjacent states and feel very confident this was the best I could do.

Got sold really hard on the back office for extended warranty. Ended up getting extended coverage to 100k miles for 1800.
 
#40 ·
You guys scored. In socal there is not a lot of Atlas 4Motion SEL's to choose from. Paid MSRP last week. Most dealers are asking $1,000-$3,000 above MSRP. And the cars are easily selling at this price. The Kia Telluride's are selling at $5,000 above MSRP. There are none on the lots locally so you have to pre order them with a deposit. The Hyundai palisade has a $10,000 above MSRP SELLING price. Yes....SELLLING. That is what people in socal are currently paying for them. My friend is a hyundai dealer in vegas and he's selling the pallisades at $11,000 above MSRP.
 
#42 ·
I'm in So Calif , there aren't many cars here due to the reported chip shortage . My dealer found one last 2020 Atlas SEL on a back lot they forgot about . Because it was last years model they discounted it $6k and I got it for $39,000 plus T&L. Otherwise I'd be paying $5000-$6000 above sticker . My Atlas is black with gold/ tan seats and door accents .
 
#43 ·
I purchased our 2019 SE V6 4Motion w/technology and towing, center row captains chairs, and only 4700 miles(owned by dealer for shuttle vehicle) for 29,500 last September.
I just got an offer for 31k. We've put 12k more on odometer. Love the vehicle.
 
#44 ·
Got into an accident with our 2020 Odyssey, with just 2000+ miles. Insurance does not want to total, given the current market value and will repair it, but seems like with the parts availability, it's going to be a long wait. Will sell it once it's back as we are uncomfortable driving it after an extensive repair.
Looking to buy a 2022 SE 2.0T FWD w/Tech in DFW area. Some dealers are willing to do a couple of 100s below MSRP or MSRP at most. Also reached out to a dealer 200+ miles out as I was looking for BRG exterior with brown interior, but they will only talk prices in person it looks like. I am also cross shopping the 2022 Pathfinder, given the resale values of the Atlas and also wife is spooked by it's reviews, but I am smitten by it's teutonic good looks :). I usually pay cash and keep my vehicles for 3-4 years, so buying at MSRP seems worrisome. Of course given the current market conditions, getting anything at MSRP seems to be a good deal across all brands, especially for 3 row family haulers. Anyone buy a SE 2.0 w/Tech recently, what did you pay?
 
#46 ·
I found a great deal on a used Atlas. My 2021.5 Atlas SE w/Tech 4motion had 17500 miles. I got it for $31,500 +TTL.
What helped was looking at the CARFAX, this dealer had it in their lot since October of last year and they were VERY motivated to sell so I drove 5 hours to Lubbock, TX to pick it up :LOL:...
 
#49 ·
I paid 35,335.00 plus 299.00 dealer fee pre chip crisis 2021.5 Atlas Cross Sport SE/W Tech 4motion 2.0 my local dealer had same make and model listed for 36,800 plus fees I traveled 2hrs north to Madison WI from the Quad City area, my local dealer does have a really good service department but they aren’t a volume dealer I purchased on 3/15/2020
 
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