New and used 2026 Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0T SE R-Line Black 4MOTION for sale near Highfill, AR

Outstanding Experience at Everett Volkswagen of Rogers! After months of discussing options with Josh Leaton, I finally purchased a 2025 Volkswagen Atlas for my wife on January 28th. The entire process, from the moment we test drove the vehicle to receiving the keys, was effortless. When I informed Josh we were ready to move forward, they quickly assessed my trade-in, and within 30-40 minutes, provided a fair value and loan details. I had to leave briefly to pick up my son from school, and when I returned an hour and a half later, the paperwork was all ready for me to sign—no delays or stress. A huge shoutout to Finance Manager Kyle Henry, who made the typically tedious paperwork process incredibly easy and quick. Everyone knows how daunting car buying paperwork can be, but Kyle made it feel like a breeze. I’ve worked with many dealerships over the years, but Everett Volkswagen of Rogers is by far the best. The team is friendly, professional, and never pushy. Josh was especially helpful, guiding us through the entire process and ensuring we were educated about both the vehicle and financing. If you’re looking for a dealership that values your time and makes the car-buying experience as smooth as possible, I highly recommend Everett Volkswagen of Rogers—ask for Josh Leaton and Kyle Henry for an exceptional experience!

This is a beautiful new location and they have really upped the service here. It is night and day.

I've been visiting this dealership fairly regularly since Crain bought the VW dealership. I regularly get my GTI and Beetle serviced there and I traded in my 2013 GTI for a 2016 GTI. Overall, I find the service department to be excellent in regards to taking care of my vehicles. They aren't cheap or fast, but they do it right and I'm willing to pay a premium for that fact. The experience of buying from them will likely vary depending upon which salesperson you get. Some are real car people and know the ins and outs of the brand, others there less so. When I bought my 2016, I met with the first available person, but when I mentioned some specific options that I wanted, the person clearly didn't know the VW shorthand that I was using, such as DCC. I walked out at that point. I then set up a meeting with Wes, who I knew had a great handle on the ins and outs of VW cars, and he took care of me. We ended up having a car brought in from KC and Crain matched the KC dealer's advertised sale price on the car, so I felt like I got a great deal and that they treated me fairly. I suspect that most dealers have a similar salesperson issue of some being into cars and others just into selling you something. Their new facilities are a huge improvement over the Rogers location and the temporary Springdale location. Unless something weird happens, I expect to buy my next GTI or T-Roc (VW send it to the US!) from Crain and I will head directly for Wes, if he is still there next year.