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If you’re looking for a robust new SUV in the St Louis area, you might have come across the Volkswagen Atlas or Honda Pilot! These full-size SUVs have both recently been updated for 2023, and while they’re both great choices, only one will ultimately best suit your unique driving needs. Suntrup Volkswagen has everything you need to compare the Honda Pilot vs. Volkswagen Atlas in the guide below. Check it out, then head to our inventory to see what we have available!
Price is often the first thing that prospective drivers consider when shopping for a new SUV, and right off the bat, they’ll see that the 2023 Volkswagen Atlas is offered at a lower starting price than the Honda Pilot. Both SUVs offer five available trim levels, but the VW Atlas has the Honda beat for price at nearly all of them. Here are the details:
A lot of SUV drivers use their vehicles to tow heavy cargo around St Peters and beyond, whether heading out on a road trip or going out for a camping weekend! In addition to a lower starting price, the Volkswagen Atlas offers a higher towing capacity than the Honda Pilot for its entry-level trim:
While the Honda Pilot and Volkswagen atlas are both classified as full-size SUVs, the Atlas again takes the lead when it comes to interior cabin size, offering more overall passenger space as well as more headroom and legroom across all three rows:
Finally, let’s take a look at how the Honda Pilot vs. Volkswagen Atlas stack-up in terms of interior features. Both SUVs offer a wide variety of amenities and technology inside the cabin, but the VW Atlas pulls ahead with more advanced safety features and an extra touch of luxury:
Interested in seeing how the new Volkswagen Atlas handles on the Webster roads for yourself? Contact our office to set up a test drive! We’ll take care of everything and get you behind the wheel in no time. You can also contact us to learn more about the Atlas or the other models in our lineup, and we’ll be happy to help you. If you’ve made up your mind and want to move forward with the buying process, check out our finance department!
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