Used Volkswagen Taos for sale near Montebello, NY under $40,000

I bought a 2022 Taos and drove it for 3 1/2 years. I liked the car so much that I bought a 2025 Taos. My wife is now driving the 2022 and I am driving the 2025. Both cars are pure joy to sit in and to drive. The interior and legroom are spacious. The only negatives are the VW does not offer a power, passenger seat and a power hatch closer. Other than that, it is the perfect vehicle for us.

Purchased new Taos SE AWD end of April. Only have about 1,700 miles on it so far but I am very impressed. Fit and finish are great; rides smoothly and quietly. Many features on the vehicle for the money. 8 speed trans is seamless in its operation. Engine idles so quietly that my wife asked me why I had shut off engine when it was idling in a parking spot. Only concern (and it’s a very minor one) is need for more horsepower. I know that the’25 Taos has 17 more horsepower than the’22-‘24 models, but vehicle still feels like it needs more on inclines with four people in the car and when driving into high winds. But that is the only concern; made a great decision when I bought this car.

What a great car. Very smooth in accelaration. Cannot feel the auto change. Great accelaeration and very comfatable and tight to drive. My insurance went down because of all the safety features on the car. Have to read the manual to understand them all. My only beef is that the diplay feature for sporty as in the manual does not come up. If its in the manual then VW should have it avalaible

I typically don’t write reviews but you always hear the horror stories about dealerships never the good, to say that car shopping in this economy is scary is an understatement!!! Rich Catalano and his team are a gem a diamond if you will. I went car shopping last weekend for my youngest daughter and I was wrecked. Rich and his associate Chris made us feel comfortable and welcomed. I myself with a past working in the dealership business had my guard up but it honestly was the most amazing experience I ever went through, everything was a conversation amongst friends. Rich welcomed us to the RT46 family and I felt it to be true.. They made my child feel welcomed and like her voice and questions were heard. I will forever only work with the Rt 46 group from here on out and recommend them across the board!!!!!!!!!!!! 5 stars doesn’t do this dealership justice even if you aren’t actively looking for a vehicle pass by say hi to rich and Chris look around with an open mind and come join the family. Thank you again guys see you soon, my lease is almost up….

I bought the 22 model in Apr of 22 and had it about a year and the ac compressor went out. It took them a couple of months to get one and when they did they found that it had metal shavings all in the lines so they had to replace everything in the circuit. They gave us a loaner car for two weeks and so far it’s been working fine. Have had a couple of software updates so far but no other issues. Have just turned 10,000 miles. The transmission is jerky so I basically drive it around in sport mode to keep it from dropping into the highway gear. Overall we like it

I have buying cars at Saw Mill Auto since 2001,(that s right 2001 ) They are the best, otherwise I would not still be a customer.To those who gave them a poor review, one visit doesn't determine how they are.

Volkswagen has an ongoing issue with the blender actuator in the dash for your vents. They have no idea about it yet I went to all the brand new cars on the line. They still are coming out like that. 2022 Volkswagen Taos se

I had a problem with my 13" Passat, Drivers window switch. We were visiting friends in the area ,Gesinger Volkswagen was rite there, I gave a call to the service clerk. Said I was close he said Sure stop by.I came we spoke briefly on what issue was, told there was a waiting room,drinks if I wanted.I just rommed the place Looking at some of the old VW Bugs they have on the sales Floor.Before I knew it my car was done the Mechanic came out to explain what the problem was & with a smile, Any questions. I said none.Something the other Dealers Don't do they have the service written do !( Only thing small Dealer No car wash with service )

The short and sweet of the following long review: * My car was towed to one VW dealership (NOT Gensinger) that insisted the repairs wouldn’t be covered under warranty and that it would be at least $5200. * I had my car towed to Gensinger for a second opinion. I was told that it would be $1500 and that they were going to put up a fight for it to be covered under warranty. * After Gensinger made numerous calls to VW corporate and collected documentation to support the claim, they were able to get it covered under warranty, and I didn’t pay a penny. Dealership service centers get a bad rep—people think of them as sleazy places where your service “advisor” is out to get you by charging you for things you don’t actually need just so they can make money. Let me start by saying Gensinger Motors is the EXACT opposite of that. While it was never my intention to test this out, the story I’m about to share is a true testament to just how much Gensinger cares about their customers. My 2018 Tiguan recently experienced an unfortunate situation: while driving, I suddenly heard a loud noise and ultimately the vehicle stopped moving. Luckily I was able to pull over. Long story short, the ball joint on the front right wheel assembly had dislocated causing the axle to dislodge (read: the wheel was free to move on its own, separate from the rest of the wheels—bad news). The car was not driveable, so it had to be towed. First, AAA towed it from the side of the road to a local shop where the problem was diagnosed. From there, VW Roadside Assistance towed it to the nearest VW dealership (while I won’t name the dealership, to be clear, it was NOT Gensinger). Once there, after sitting for 3 days, they finally had the chance to look at the car. In those three days, I did some research and found out that there was a recall on some 2018 Tiguans in which the nut that secured the ball joint may not have been tightened correctly and could result in the ballpoint dislocating (sounds familiar). While my specific vehicle wasn’t included in the recall, it affected other vehicles made in the same period in which my vehicle was produced. Despite this, the first dealership told me it would be at least $5200 to fix and would not be covered under warranty as it was the result of an “external event” (kissing a curb 6 months ago). Unwilling to accept that brushing against a curb could cause such significant damage, I called VW corporate and spent over a week arguing with them about this. In their defense, the only source of information they have about the state of the car comes from the dealership where it was, which, suffice it to say, was certainly not advocating for me. Knowing that the quote they gave me was definitely “padded,” I ultimately decided to get a second opinion. This meant having the car towed somewhere else... Having read positive reviews of Gensinger, I reached out to them. I spoke with Brian who gave me the name of a towing company they work with, but he suggested that I first try VW Roadside since that would be free. While they don’t generally tow from one dealership to another, he said it was worth a shot. Sure enough, they were willing to do it (at least $100 saved, likely more). They were able to look at the car within 24 hours of its arrival at the shop. He called and informed me that it “wasn’t actually that bad.” I hadn’t told Brian anything specific about what the previous dealer had said. He told me it would be between $1400-1500 total to fix. When I told Brian that the other dealership quoted me $5200 he was, needless to say, surprised. He then told me that he wanted to see if he could get this covered under warranty, despite me telling him that we’d tried on our own. He suggested I gather some documentation, and after many calls to VW on his end, he was able to get them to cover it. So to recap, the first place said no warranty and $5200, Gensinger said $1500 and fought for me to not pay a penny. Sure enough, in the end, I didn

This is by far the best subcompact suv for the money. I absolutely love the 2024 taos se. It's loaded with awesome tech and has great acceleration.

I must admit I was not ready to sell my car just yet however Artie was so persuasive in helping me find just the right solutions for my challenged situation considering I wasn't really expecting to get approved with just my trade in & a minimal out of pocket down payment but he made me an offer I couldn't refuse on 2021 Honda Accord that I was ready to buy out from my lease & put me in a beautiful loaded truck thanks again Artie go see him for any of your vehicle needs you won't regret it!

I had an excellent experience at Kia of Middletown. They were friendly they showed respect they were caring. They had the knowledge that I needed on my vehicle. They took care of everything, clean my vehicle from the inside out I would recommend them highly.

I leased mine about a month ago and I absolutely love it! The dash display is great I love all the features! I got everything I wanted in a new vehicle. Heated seats, heated steering wheel, back up cam, lane assist, smart cruise control. I went from a 2013 Outlander Sport, which I loved btw, and let me tell you quite the upgrade!