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If you’re looking to give your St Louis commute an upgrade with a stylish new SUV, Suntrup Volkswagen is the place to be! We offer a wide variety of Volkswagen vehicles designed to match just about every budget and lifestyle, whether you’re interested in running local errands or heading out on an off-road adventure. Two of our crowd-favorite SUVs are the Volkswagen Atlas and Volkswagen Tiguan, both of which offer strong performance specs and the latest comforts and conveniences inside the cabin. They’re both great choices, but which model best aligns with your unique driving needs? Compare the Atlas vs. Tiguan in the guide below, and feel free to contact us with any questions!
Let’s start our comparison by looking at the respective starting prices of the Volkswagen Atlas and Tiguan. The Tiguan is a smaller SUV, so it naturally comes in at a lower price point, but the Atlas compensates with more trim levels and stronger performance specs. Check out the full price list for both models:
Now, let’s see how the Atlas and Tiguan stack up under the hood. Both models offer impressive performance specs on the St Peters roads, but there are important trade-offs to consider. The Atlas delivers more horsepower while the Tiguan gets better gas mileage in the city and on the highway. Both SUVs come with AWD capability and the same 8-speed automatic transmission. Compare their performance specs below:
2023 Volkswagen Atlas Standard Powertrain
2023 Volkswagen Tiguan Standard Powertrain
Interior cabin size is usually a major deciding factor for SUV drivers, particularly those looking for a family-oriented vehicle. While the Volkswagen Atlas and Tiguan are both mid-size SUVs with three rows of seats (although the Tiguan can be configured with two rows), the Atlas offers a larger cabin with about 30 more cubic feet of passenger volume. As such, the Atlas also offers more cargo space, although both models come with the option of folding down the rear seats to maximize cargo room. Here are their full interior dimensions:
Now that we’ve compared the Volkswagen Atlas vs. Tiguan on paper, you might want to see how they stack up on the Webster roads for yourself! Contact our office to set up a test drive, and we’ll get you behind the wheel in no time. You can also contact us or head to our model research hub to learn more about the vehicles in our current lineup.
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