VW Atlas Review 2018 R Line ~ What's Good?
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2018
- Today we review the 2018 VW Atlas R line. The Atlas R line is the biggest 3rd row SUV in the Volkswagen Fleet. If you have been wondering what the Atlas MPG is, how the interior of the Atlas feels, or how it drives, you're in for a treat. The 2018 Atlas R line is also equipped with wheel upgrade and styling improvements. As a VW technician I am very critical on the VW atlas. There is a fair amount to like, and somethings I don't like.
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I didn't notice that. I don't think I got a any calls.I would probably hit the button on the radio anyway.
That is one of the issues with techs not being able to do short term leases or having demos. Customers find issues that we could NEVER find
Good review. The last VW I bought was a 2004 R32. The Atlas is definitely not sporty to drive, but it is a great 3-row SUV. It drives like any other MQB car. It even hides its size somewhat while driving. Ease of access to the third row is better than any other.
I never realized that cubby under the headlight switch was there until I watched this video.
HumbleMechanic Can you do a comparison between 2017 1.8T Passat & 2018 2.0T Passat?
Will this new Passat's 2017&2018 would suffer from carbon deposit like old VW's after certain miles?
Can you also compare why latest Passat are also better like Camry etc... in terms of overall reliablilty aspect?
Can you put interior LED lights in the Atlas?
Really like these VW reviews. Keep them coming!
Thanks.
Great videos and much appreciated. Bought an R-Line Atlas SE 4 motion w/ tech package 2 months ago and am very happy so far. We needed 3rd row seating and wife did not want mini van so this had all the options we needed at a great price in the segment. VW did not hose us on the 2nd row captain seats like all the other manufacturers do. I drive a Honda Accord 4 banger so the Atlas feels like it has a ton of power from 10-45 mph range. I am diy guy so would love to see an oil change video coming up. First VW I have owned and planning on going with Liqui-Moly full synthetic as oil of choice per my European mechanic friend. Keep up the great videos!
I liked your description of the rear head rests. :) Nice vehicle, congratulations and have fun with it.
Amazing video, thank you brother. Your videos are very helpful.
Charles, what a great and practical review of the Atlas from 2018! We will order another Tiguan (Comfortline / R Package) for my wife this year. I currently have a 2014 Comfortline Tiguan but want some thing bigger. Thinking as new as possible Touareg or possibly and Atlas for me so your review has been great! Especially appreciate your comments re Start / Stop features and yeah ya just get used to it over time! I find too many reviewers make too much of these things, they are what they are.
*I cheered when you said it needed a Diesel... I've been saying that for all of those vehicles for years.*
You can 100% tell it was built with a TDI provision in mind. Now whether that was the 2.0 or the 3.0 V6 I can't say. But it would be a whole different vehicle with a either TDI engine
What are the clues that they were provisioning a possible TDI?
SDSBBQ they can't make any more diesels in America no matter how much you complain. They Can only make a plugin hybrid to compensate and make it sportier, but it will be slightly more expensive.
They can sell TDIs in the US... they chose to not bring them to the US anymore because of how much of a loss it was to them. Which is what any auto maker would do if that happened to them.
@@tracey7466 Greedy GM
I like the SEL premium as far as features. The heated steering wheel is really nice on a cold morning.
Hey Charles, always enjoy your vids very informative. I currently have a 2106 Tiguan with my lease up in Oct. and not sure what to get into next. My options are buying out the residual and keeping the 16 or waiting for the release of the R Line 18 or 19 Tiguan. Negatives with that are the decrease in HP and i understand the Torque is up but compared to my 16 Tig just not as much fun to drive. Big no no for me and one of your gripes is the lack of the height adjustable and fore and aft center armrest. Driver comfort with this detail is spot on at least for me. As a side note i also shop in REI and also wear the same Peppers sun glasses
Great review.
Thanks
Great video I did read the start stop could be disabled permanently.
Agree the start stop is annoying but slow stops without full brake pedal depression can limit the use. Also the adaptive cruise control is AMAZING in traffic jams. Totally eliminates the frustration of driving in jams. Totally agree, sunroof should be included with R line.
Great review Charles it sounded like your impressions were the same as mine on the Atlas....I was trying to decide between a sel 4 motion R line and the Arteon sel R line I ended up getting the Arteon R line it's more my style ....Passat goodness with GTI styling and tune ability with a bit better mileage with not too much weight
I really would like to get rid of or at least shut off my auto start stop too
Love your review videos! Have any plans for more?
Thanks!! I want to check out the Jetta or the Passat GT next. I’m actually surprised so many people watch the reviews haha. It’s awesome
HumbleMechanic you give us an enthusiasts perspective and an experienced VW technician also. Not just the generic “TFL” or “what SUV to buy” review videos that only cover some basic driving and the rest of the features we all know VWs come with.
I test drove both the Tiguan SEL premium and atlas SEL w/technology. For the price, the technology and the way it maneuvered the Tiguan took the cake for me. I felt like I was driving a slow boat with the atlas.
Great review!!!!
It is interesting that if you turn off a feature it remains off every restart but not the Eco start/stop.
I think Audi let's you keep the eco start/stop off.
Almost 18 mpg for a full size suv is pretty good. I'm not in the market for one myself, but I'll mention it to my customers.
My parents own a new AWD Pilot and it has a V6 with around 280hp. It might seem underpowered on paper, but that thing flies if you put your foot down for its size
Any videos on you working on a Diesel engine particularly the BKS Touareg ?
Came across your video and had to do a double take. As a Fuquay resident I was quite surprised to see you driving though the town!
Haha how about that. We dig this little town. Moved here in 04. 👍
@@HumbleMechanic It's not bad, been there since 2014 myself. The downsides are the traffic and telling others where you live and having to spell it :P
Amen to the 3.0 TDI option, or even the V8 4.0T! That'd be amazing.
I’d probably buy one. Lol
I honestly like the last touareg styling the best. But I do like how the new styling looks on the tiguan.
Anyway, thanks for the video!
I agree on both!
Hello, which grade of gas will you advice to be used for a SE with Tech?
Have had a 19 since new with the 2.0 turbo. 30,000 trouble free so far. Plenty of power for what I want. If I want power and speed I wouldn't look for a #4000 vehicle.
I've drove a 6 with AWD and it's a slug compared to a 2.0 FWD . The turbo gives great throttle response at low rpms and torque comes on strong far earlier.
Does the new Tiguan SEL Premium have the auto steer function?
In this segment, I think I’d be more interested in the Subaru Ascent.
Although, for about $10K more, the MDX is hard to beat for value.
In July 2018, I purchased a VW flagship version of Teramont 530V6 (2.5T) in Shenzhen, China. While I driving to 4000 kilometers, a brake failure was found. At the same time, I found that the engine was seriously leaking oil and EPC light turned on. The whole vehicle suddenly stopped running two times so far, You have to restart before you can drive. The problem has not been completely solved by looking for manufacturers and distributors many times. This problem brings a lot of troubles to my life, and I lose my confidence in Volkswagen. This case can be used for your reference when you want to buy a SAIC Volkswagen.
My next car, thx for the review. Please update us on the car u traveled to buy, 👍🏾🇳🇬✌🏾🇳🇬👊🏾
Just picked up a mk4 R32
I like our new Tiguan so far, we went on a road trip and it handles really nice. Start stop was hard to get used to I agree but it's got it's place and ours has LED lighting, I'm surprised that one doesn't.
I am shocked and any car is coming without LED or Xenon headlights.
Hey Man great vid. I am actually considering trading in the van for one of these. Leaning towards the 2.0T due to the ability for tuning. Would you recommend tuning this motor to squeeze out more tq and mpgs?
100% yes. Lol. Not sure there is a tune yet for it. It yes tune it. :)
I need to compare this with my wife’s MB GL450. It will hard to replace that big MB V8.
Hey Humble, how do you feel about the Touareg vs the Atlas? I like the TDI option in the Touareg and I'm not big on the new (MQB) platform SUV's (Tiguan inc) they feel cheap to me. I currently have a 13 Tiguan which is phenominal but we need something bigger to replace it. Just want your opinion. Thx.
I don't think they compare at all. To me, the Touareg is better in every way. Other than maybe the size, and the cup holder placement. LOL.
Our lease is up in our Tiguan in June and I think we will be replacing it with a Touareg. I have my eye on a really nice 2011
I've had my Atlas SEL for about 5 weeks now. I am averaging 21 MPG city. I haven't taken it on a trip yet. I love the Atlas, plenty of room, great in traffic for an SUV and better than the competition. Turn off the start/stop feature and the hesitation will disappear. I would like to disable it permanently so will be interested in your video. Can you do a DIY video? I plan to do my own oil changes and I'm new to VW.
scyth625 how is it now for you?
I like everything about it but the center media stack. The head unit and that grainy “woodish” log looks cheap to and overall just doesn’t jive with me. One thing I don’t agree with is that it looks similar to other suvs or that the styling isn’t distinct enough. It’s boxy, which for today’s market is actually unique, oddly enough. Great review regardless and thank you!
I wish it had the 3.0T from Audi like the Q7
It's half the price
Vw need to save something for Audi. Since they are the same company
I just se with tech v6 fwd. thanks for your advise I didn’t get the 4 motion. Recommended fuel is regular unleaded gas octane 87. Is it advisable to buy a higher grade to fill my tank.
What would be awesome is if VWoA gave us the 2.5TSI VR6 that is offered in China! 369lb-ft is legit.
No doubt!
Does it have a DSG?
For my wife and I this seemed like it had the most usable space, especially in the third row. We are going to get the 2.0 version and I'm going to have it tuned to solve the power issue.
No 8sp regular automatic
Please help, Charles!
2018 SE/Tech 3.6, ~72000 miles. Cylinders 1-3 misfire codes, P0087 code, rough idle, STRONG fuel smell from engine bay and cabin.
Bad HPFP and/or follower? Fuel pressure regulator? Injector? Thanks for any advice! 🙌
Hi Charles, how about your feeling and impression over suspension performance of VW Atlas? especially when you drove Atlas on a poor road? the platform is same as Golf/Passat, MQB. if you compare it with Atlas' competitors like Ford Explorer, Honda Pilot, Chev Transverse. any ideas? thanks. Atlas owner from China
I think the Atlas is pretty good in that department. Probably a little "tighter" than the rest.
Charles - Freezing at 40? Should have been up north where we had -20 with the wind chill last week!
Man No thanks LOL
Have you heard of any aftermarket Turbo kit available for the VR6 ?
I haven’t. Vf did them for the Touareg years ago but stopped.
I am surprised you got 17 mpg. I can get 24 MPG while driving 86 mph up and down hills in Utah. Love my fAtlas.
Around town mostly...I also may have a slightly heavy foot.
“If you’re tall, then good for you.” Must have been designed by some tall German engineers for tall German people.
I've noticed that when hot outside, ac on, and stopped at an intersection, it starts blowing warm air after about 30 secs with start/stop engaged.
Interesting. It’s suppose to turn the car back on.
Is it as large or bigger then a Caddy Maxi?
Hey bearded brother.. my family is currently in the market for a new family hauler .. currently we are driving an acura tsx wagon. Ive owned ram1500 and was great for a family space hauler but noticed we didnt use it for its full potential sonwe opted for a wagon. Now we are currently looking for a 3rd row ( not a priority ) that plays a rugged relaible for daily light adventure trips. The acura has done great so we been eyeing the alltrack , then we saw the atlas. These two options for us just comes down to the engine and long term relibility stress on the weight of the vehicles. Whats your honest opinion . Will the 2.0t pull the atlas past a long term period fine or is the V6 be better. Same question for the 1.8 on the alltrak. We always have had honda /mazda/inifnit/ acura. I read price wise maintence is the cheapest but it be further than inifiti nor our acura?. As with any car always do the required maintence and the car will last. I am no where near knowledgeable on VW but we are willing to close our eyes and shoot for soemthing diff. Please help us ! Lol.. if all else fails we will look into a 12-14 Honda Pilot so help me change my wifes mind with that ..lol
I think it’s a little early to tell long term on the 2.0. I’d guess it’s probably going to do okay as long as it’s properly the power difference isn’t that much from the vr6
I'd like to buy an Atlas Cross Sport. I'm looking at the V6 vs the Turbo 4. Regarding reliability, what do you recommend?
Seems to be about the same
Great review!! I m currently driving a 2015 highlander and thinking to trade it in for the Atlas, because for the size, but no experience with VW whatsoever, what do you think? Kind of worry for the reliability... thanks
I’m still nervous about this being the first run. Seeing a fair amount of issues on the VW tech pages.
HumbleMechanic thanks I will keep that in mind.
HumbleMechanic what are the most issue I should be aware of, is there a way I could find the VW tech page?
Charles, audi has the v6 tdi in the q5 which I think would fit this much better than the 3.6 although I love the vr 😍
Ben Beaulieu not in the US. VWAG is done with diesels in the Americas.
What does the vehicle look like? No wide shots in this video from start to end.
I got the SE with tech package for the wife, she likes it a lot but can't get over her Highlander. It would have been better if we have more HP on this big boy. This will be my first VW, switching from Audi, at least it says minimum of 87 octane, does that mean I can use Regular gas ?
Thanks
Yep regular gas all day
I got my wife a black r-line and she has been really enjoying it. We took it on a road trip and I was able to test the lane assist and the acc functions. Lane assist worked way better on an open road for sure. In the city I tend to turn it off. First time VW owner I hope we get to drive it for a long time.
They should have dropped a 4.2l or a supercharged 3.0
4.2 is a garbage motor, that ass backwards timing chain will bite you in the ass
VW/Audi make excellent engines. Cannot say the same about the Aisin Japanese trans..
VW/Audi make good engines for the mechanic to frequently work on!
The auto start/stop is quite annoying and I always turn it off. It's actually become to me part of the car turning on cycle: I do it automatically, the same way I buckle the seatbelt.
How different is the vr6 4motion from vr6 FWD? Cos you said the vehicle is in 2wd 99%. Is it worth it spend more on a 4motion.
For me no. But if I live in an area it snowed a lot I’d buy a 4mo
700 cup holders 😆. I think it has a timeless look and I like park assist.
It is definitely consistent with this vintage VW. The Passat, CC, Tiguan all have a similar flow.
Unless they offer 2.5TSi or this new 3.0 VR6 TSI, I might for the first time buy American, Dodge Durango R/T. Atlas for me and my family does everything except torque. It is seriously underpowered and has worst mpg in the class. Obviously they planned TDI here but now they got stuck with 2.0T and VR6.
VW has publically stated that they want to be (like) Toyota in terms of volume. This kind of vehicle helps get them there. Is it what a "classic" VW customer wants? Nope. But why do you care? They still sell GTIs and similar smaller vehicles for you to buy and enjoy. It's a bit like Porsche-philes bemoaning the existence of SUVs. The sale of those is what FUNDS the fun cars that you'd prefer to drive and own.
As a tech I didn’t care what it was if it meant more cars in the road. And let’s be honest the more screwed up it is, he better for a tech.
I’m sure many felt like the Touareg was “not a VW” too.
Make a swap kit with the 3.0T diesel.
Can you get more power if you use premium fuel?
I highly doubt it. In fact I wats to say no.
Battle droids.. LOL - Good observation and imagination. But isn't the Atlas manufactured and sold in the US only?
Roger roger. Hahah. Yep made I. Chattanooga TN
In China as well
So is car only sold in the USA? Try driving this monster through London's clogged narrow streets.
something i noted about your dimensions, it doesn't seem like you'd be able to get a full sheet of plywood/OSB/sheetrock in the back with the seats down. One of these days some mfg is going to make an SUV like vehicle, that can actually replace my minivan for kid hauling and stuff hauling.
Yes i realize i could get a trailer to tow behind the atlas so that i could move the plywood on that, but here in MN, there are a lot of days i'd much rather have that stuff in a covered space.
Note it sure won’t fit. :( it wouldn’t add much, but I’m sure there is a reason behind stopping at those dims.
I think the Honda Pilot will fit full size sheets
It seems the industry has determined that customers fall into either the people-hauling _OR_ the cargo-hauling category and they optimize the vehicle for one or the other but not necessarily both. In truth, the minivan is probably your best bet. Not sure why they have such a negative stigma.
Fatlas? More like Phatlas. That car is sweet.
How does it looks like a lot of other SUVs? No other SUV looks like Atlas, bro. It has nice boxy manly look to it. Definitely doesn’t look like any other SUV on the road right now.
Look at it next to a Ford Explorer. They look very similar. Lol
Ford wishes it would look like Atlas ;)
@@WhiteWi I agree with you totally. All other SUVs like the CX-9 and Pilot are starting to look like lifted mini vans. Very disappointing. We settled on an Atlas for many reasons but high on the list was that it did not look like a mini van. It's boxy with subtle curves if that makes sense. From the unique grill to the very simple but very premium looking/feeling interior it's very VW. I never paid attention to any other SUV besides a Pilot because that was our previous car and what we thought we wanted again but then yeah, the mini van redesign. Saw one of these sitting in a parking lot in town and was like "Woah, what is that?" So it definitely caught our attention as looking different from the others without even knowing what it was. Then to find out it was something we could afford puts these in a very unique market in my opinion.
Why is the license plate up there and not were it's supposed to go
It’s a temp dealer tag
dont see how 280hp isnt enough, the tacoma v6 weighs about the same and has about the same power and it moves very quick
I think I mentioned it, I will always want more. LOL
Just a shame you can’t buy it with the TDI engine! I’ve run an Audi A6 allroad last five years with the 3 L V6 TDI
in all honesty it’s the best engine I’ve ever had in my life ! impressively smooth /quiet , brisk through the gears
And returning 42mpg on highway runs, I’m in the uk and Fortunately the TDI engine is still available & very popular over here
I’m not sure how they are polluting if they easily return 40to 50 mpg?
Agree
HumbleMechanic
And I forgot to say Charles I’m a big fan of your videos and keep them up pal !
Greetings from London
Looks a lot like the Skoda Kodiaq.
I really like the Atlas especially the look. The fuel economy was just too disappointing for me. I'm looking at the Subaru Ascent. I'm 6'5" but want AWD and decent fuel economy. So I hope that's the one for me. When I test drove the Atlas, I didn't love the steering feel...super loose feeling. I heard sport mode tightens it up.
It does, and I think you can set it custom to have steering in sport mode, but everything else eco if MPG was a focus
If you get a 2.0T version, which in my opinion feels even faster and is adequate (unless you wanna tow something more than 2000lb) then your fuel economy will be much better. 24mpg combined.
can u also review passat review too
The newest one?
yup..i heard that the 2017 has 1.8T and the 2018 has 2.0T...so want to know what difference did that make
disconnect the battery charge sensor and it should be disabled.
Maybe. But may create a dash light or other issues
On European Nissans the sensor will cut the charging too soon, ie the system voltage goes to 12.8v and in long time the battery is dead
Vw actually has a button to turn off that stupid start stop thing..... hard to find these days as most cars seems to come wth that stupid tech now. Never thought I would own a vw but it’s my first choice just for that button feature
I love my 19 atlas SE. got 7k off msrp. The v6 is very smooth and sounds awesome. The 4cyl I test drove is kinda jerky. Right now is the best time of the year to buy.
I kinda want some other company to make something larger... to compete with say, a chevy suburban. Probably too small of a market segment though. But I really think the Suburban could be done a lot better. For a bigger family that wants something more economical but doesn't want a Honda Odyssey lol
Vw atlas??? Whatttt
Front looks like an amarok
It’s VWs design currently
Drive the new 2021.5 atlas my dude
I would rather have the tie died bus.
Do your homework before to buy one, drive the car in different roads and check reviews from formers owners.....the 3.6 SEL Premium use a lot of gas....this is the first edition so I am sure will be plenty adjustments...Honda Pilot way better car
Doing your homework is vital no matter the car!
I've never owned a new vehicle and probably never will. Just too much loss involved, from depreciation, mostly. I'd just as soon find a well maintained used vehicle and go through the refurbishing process, knowing exactly what you had by the time you were done w/ the work. Guess my economic background is showing through.
The complains about more power is really pointless. This is a family sedan that will take you and your family to and from where ever you are going. Most cars in this segment are pretty slow and less sportier than the atlas. It's not made to be fast or to race. The 5 passenger atlas coupé will be made for that.
I’m pretty sure I said that. I’m also pretty sure no matter the car I’d want a little more power.
Plus VW has access to higher HP engines that are proven, and at more volume and wouldn’t raise the price point in a meaningful way.
Kinda looka like a silverado from the front lol
And a Ford Explorer
Just bought this for the wife and the 2.5 kids lol
Hahaha nice to ya like it?
@@HumbleMechanic we haven't picked it up yet. Should be at the dealership next week or so. Will be good for the growing family for sure. Like the look and drive of it. We had a deposit on a telluride but the dealership was dog shit so we canceled the order.
Ugh come on dealers.
@@HumbleMechanic dealers ruin everything thats for sure
Sadly many do
VW has a problem with vehicle differentiation. I don't see the difference between this and the new Tiguan. They are too close no point in having both. I'd say the same about the Passat and Jetta. I have a 15 GTI and it was in for issues with sunroof a few times. First time they gave me a loaner Passat. Second time a Jetta. I drove from the dealer back to my home second time and thought I had another Passat. it looks exactly the same and is nearly the same size. I do not see the point in having Jetta/Passat or Tiguan/Atlas. Two vehicles would suffice
Yeah the styling is VERY similar, and has been, for me anyway, since MK5/B6. But even before that they shared a ton of style notes.
Needs a TDI... Lol
Yep
Really don’t understand the under powered statements from Journalist. Lol. Plenty of merging power. What are you racing to? Lol
YES! I don't think it's bad. I also don't think it's a deal breaker. I just think it should have about 20 more HP and 30 more TQ. I also imagine it with a trailer behind it.
To be fair( not sure if I said this in the video, but have before) MOST vw engines are under powered. I think back to the 3.2 Touareg, the 2.0 non turbo A cars, the 1.8t my Passat has, ALL under powered.
HumbleMechanic; What would you recommend for the Atlas to increase the horsepower?
Why??? the hood looks like a Chevy! That's not what people buy an SUV for...
yeah its not good at all we sold 14 so far and 9 of them came back with most of them coming back for a noise in the dash. turns out the a/c line are fucked and it takes pulling most of the lines out and raping a sound padding around them and oh yeah it only pays 1.5 hours so if you are a tech get ready to bend over and grab you ankles. and thats just the first 2 months of having them on the lot. just cant wait to see what else comes down the line for this 40k suv
Not surprised at all.
HumbleMechanic not to beat a dead horse but after the posting I made last night I went into the shop today and guess what? Now the sway links nuts need to have the torque checked and and tighten to a new spec. One thing about VW you are never short of work. By the way keep up the awesome videos.
Damn!!
Suboptimus Lime they stoped making the 2.5. If the car is used just take a peek on the left side of the eng. And look for oil. The brake vac. Pump leaks if you see oil its.not a bad fix
Suboptimus Lime also VW overall is a really good. Just keep up with the maintenance of the car. I mean don't go over that 10k oil change at all. VW just shits on the techs alot
SUV's - yuck. Just can't stand them (perhaps one exception - LM002)
I kinda feel that way, and I also want a Touareg. HAHA
If I'd need that space, a Sharan or Caravelle any time over SUV's. (And don't come with terrain / rough roads... When I had my S6 (sadly sold) I used to take it to places where 99% of SUV drivere's wouldn't dare - not a scratch). And I've seen 911's drive faster over obvious humps then SUV's without issues).
@@sharg0 Sharan or Caravelle? Talk about yuck! To each their own I guess.
Exterior looks like a ford
Aka Good riddance Fiatsler
YES!!!! But it looks like VW is partnering with some brands for more driver assist and AI stuff. I am not surprised there.
Is it true car reviewing is the EASIEST job on earth AND you have to kiss ALOT off ass to get it? AND the fact the people take car reviewers seriously is WHY the world's economy is in such bad shape?
I am not really sure. I don't really review cars much. I am sure that there is some politics involved. This car came from the dealer I worked at.
Unlikely this car is only for the american market 😢