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When shopping for a car, the fuel consumption factor can play a big part in the type of vehicle you ultimately end up getting. Commuters in Littleton, Parker, and Castle Rock, Colorado, who spend time on the road driving a bunch of miles to work and other activities most likely use up a good amount of fuel.
If the fuel consumption of the Volkswagen Atlas is what piques your interest, you’ve come to the right place.
This particular piece focuses on the 2021 Volkswagen Atlas MPG and gets you familiar with this sports utility vehicle’s fuel tank, its overall fuel economy, and why it uses fuel at the rate it does. McDonald Volkswagen wants to help you make the right choice when it comes to selecting a gas-friendly SUV!
When equipped with its base 2.0L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine, the Volkswagen Atlas produces an EPA-estimated 21 city and 24 highway MPG.1 All models come with a 19.5-gallon fuel tank.
The optional 4MOTION® with Active Control all-wheel-drive system sends more power to the wheels and works overtime to give you an extra push to get past tough terrain. This extra work alters the fuel efficiency numbers, as it cranks out an EPA-estimated 20 city and 24 highway MPG.
Then you’ve got the available 3.6L VR6® engine that gives an EPA-estimated 17 city and 23 highway MPG. This has an optional all-wheel-drive counterpart that offers an EPA-estimated 16 city and 22 highway MPG.
If you live in Littleton, Parker, and Castle Rock, CO, and have been considering getting a Volkswagen Atlas, familiarizing yourself with the car’s fuel economy is key. We here at McDonald Volkswagen have car experts and experienced staff who can answer any question you may have.
So, now that you know more about the fuel consumption habits of the VW Atlas, we welcome you to head to our dealership and test drive this sleek sports utility vehicle!
