Used Volkswagen ID.4 for sale in Portland, OR

Lou did an amazing job in the leasing of our new vw atlas! It was the most pleasant experience we have ever had and they went above and beyond !

Bought our ID.4 on July 11, 2021. It is a ProS RWD. We have 21K miles on it and love it! I test drove the Model Y, the Mach e, and this. The Model Y didn’t have half the features that the ID.4 has. The Mach e didn’t feel as roomy. It was harder to get into the back seat. The VW was comfortable, roomy, and good looking. I love how the dash lights change color and feel confident that VW will stand behind its product should there ever be a problem. Our car was built in Germany, so I am not sure how that compares to the ones that are/will be built in America. The one thing I have noticed is that the car does not have 250 miles of range at full charge anymore. It is now about 220. We do drain the battery down until it reaches yellow or 40 miles remaining and charge it at home on a level 2 - 40amp charger. But this may be normal- not sure. Still happy!!

My wife and I purchased a used vehicle from Internet Sales Manager, Steve Simmons. We live out of the area so most of the transaction was handled via the internet and over the phone. It was a pleasure to work with Steve. He made us feel he had our best interest in the purchase. We highly recommend this dealership, especially Steve if you're looking to purchase a new or used vehicle.

Picked up February 5, 2022 Absolutely amazing from the moment we drove off the lot. Today is May 5, 2022 and 2,000 beautiful miles later. Haven’t had to add windscreen washer fluid yet. Lol We charge to 80% at home using 110vac and occasionally charge with Electrify America. Free for three years. It took awhile to adjust to the infotainment system. New technologies have a learning curve. All touch screens require just a light touch to activate … that’s really awesome. Once you get used to ‘Hello ID’ you can pretty much verbally request a whole bunch of things to operate without having to touch anything. Allowing you to keep your eyes on the road. So … there are many choices in the EV market today. Do your homework and make the best decisions you can. If you typically drive less than 100 miles per day electric might be for you. There are many posts about expensive electric bills, battery replacement cost and some so silly they aren’t worth mentioning. Thank you 🙏