2020 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport
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The passenger occupant detection system may experience a fault in the wiring and deactivate the front passenger airbag when the seat is occupied, increasing the risk of injury in a crash.
More than 143,000 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport SUVs are being recalled over a wiring fault that may prevent the front passenger airbag from deploying.
The latest major recall to affect Volkswagen and luxury brand Audi involves a faulty tire pressure monitoring system that may not detect loss of air.
The Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport SUVs are affected by door wiring harness electrical contacts that may corrode.
A water leak that could damage the airbag control module is responsible for Volkswagen’s latest recall of Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport SUVs.
Approximately 4,800 2020-21 Audi and Volkswagen sedans and SUVs are being recalled for their front seat backrests.
The price of most 2021 VW models will increase by less than $900, with the exception of the Passat and certain trims of the Atlas Cross Sport.
Volkswagen is debuting an upgraded multimedia system, MIB3, and adding some additional driver assistance systems to certain 2021 models.
Our top two stories this week were both advisory in their own way for prospective car buyers.
The all-new 2020 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport is a smaller, sleeker version of the existing Volkswagen Atlas, but the Cross Sport appeals to a different set of buyers.