Volkswagen Taos
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The six SUVs that were part of our recent Affordable SUV Challenge were smaller, subcompact models, and there were some significant differences in the amount of cargo space they offered.
By Mike Hanley
November 3, 2023
The 2023 Volkswagen Taos is more likable than its second-to-last-place finish in Cars.com’s 2023 Affordable SUV Challenge suggests thanks to a plucky, efficient powertrain and ample room for people and stuff.
By Jennifer Geiger
News Editor
New SUVs are expensive, so we tested six affordable SUVs priced around $30,000 to find which one is best.
By Mike Hanley
October 16, 2023
IQ.Drive incorporates safety tech such as adaptive cruise control and lane departure steering assist with active lane-centering steering, giving the driver a second set of eyes (or sensors) on the road at all times.
By Jared Gall
September 13, 2023
See how the Latch system and each car seat scored in our Car Seat Check of the 2023 Volkswagen Taos.
By Jennifer Geiger
September 6, 2023
Our analysis of the best value new cars for 2023 shows that budget-conscious shoppers don’t have to limit themselves to just one vehicle type.
By Jane Ulitskaya
January 23, 2023
Now standard across the 2023 Taos lineup are forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian monitoring, blind spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert.
By Carl Malek
December 28, 2022
According to IIHS, the 2022 Taos fell short in the passenger-side small overlap and head restraint tests.
By Jane Ulitskaya
April 26, 2022
The overall pace of these reveals is on par with 2021 introductions, though 2022 also features an acceleration of new electrified SUVs.
By Fred Meier
January 28, 2022
Amid car inventory shortages, these 18 models have high sales, better-than-average availability and current listings at least as numerous as November’s estimated sales on Cars.com’s platform.
By Joe Wiesenfelder
December 17, 2021
