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Are you searching for the perfect family SUV that’s ready for it all, from grocery runs and commutes in St Louis to cross-country road trips and more? You’re probably already considering the pros and cons of the 2024 Volkswagen Atlas vs. Tiguan. Both of these SUVs feature excellent value, plenty of room for all your passengers and their stuff, and towing power without sacrificing fuel economy. But which is better for your St Peters needs?
In our comparison of the 2024 VW Tiguan vs. Atlas below, the team at Suntrup Volkswagen walks you through the similarities and differences between these two models to help you make an informed decision. Keep reading to learn more, then contact our St. Louis dealership to take your favorite for a test drive!
Webster drivers consider a lot of factors before deciding on a family SUV, but one of the main ones is its seating capacity and cargo volume. If you’re choosing between the Volkswagen Atlas vs. Tiguan, you’ll enjoy seven-passenger seating in three spacious rows, but the 2024 Atlas boasts 96.8 cubic feet of cargo volume, which is much more than the VW Tiguan’s 73.4 cubes.
The Volkswagen Tiguan comes standard with five seats, so if you have a smaller family or are looking for a nimbler SUV, the Tiguan might be more your speed. But if you need all the room you can get, the Atlas is a better choice.
The other main consideration Kirkwood drivers tend to make when choosing a new SUV is whether they want to optimize for power or efficiency. The Volkswagen Atlas and Tiguan feature a great balance between these two specs, but where the Tiguan favors efficiency, the Atlas favors strength. We’ve listed the towing capacities and fuel economies of each model here:
You’ll get a great value at Suntrup Volkswagen, no matter which SUV you choose. Come to our showroom today to look closer at both the VW Atlas and Tiguan, then take your favorite on a test drive to experience it for yourself. Continue your research on our manufacturer info hub, and be sure to ask us about our new vehicle specials!
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