[BryanMac99]

TFL on YouTube just posted this. Watch their Touareg videos if you haven't seen them yet. Good stuff.

 

[RocketTech]

The Atlas was never a real successor to the Touareg. The Atlas was designed to compete with the Ford Exploder while the Touareg was aimed at the MB ML/GLE and BMW X5. It's like saying the Jetta is a replacement for the Phaeton.
VW has no replacement for the Touareg in their US lineup.

 

[chewblekka]

Touareg was designed as an upscale European luxurious performance SUV that’s quite capable off-road. The Atlas was created solely for the purpose of the American market where the amount of seats and cup holders is a priority.

There is no direct or even indirect comparison between the two models.

 

[Purespin52]

The Atlas driving experience is not good.

 

[nickyt]

Hold your horses. Hot off the press. The next Atlas is going to have folding armrests on each seat.

And... each armrest will have three additional cup-holders for your Big Gulp Pleasure.

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[VWBob]

VW sells a lot more Atlas and Cross Sport SUV's in one year than they did in 5 years of selling the Touareg in the US, it's a shame for Touareg owners not to be able to buy the current version available in rest of the world.

 

[bizzle]

There is no direct or even indirect comparison between the two models.

Covered 1:30m into the video

 

[RocketTech]

Wrong in the title at 0:00

Covered 1:30m into the video

 

[bizzle]

Wrong in the title at 0:00

The title isn't representative of both persons' opinions.

One person has an opinion and the other one corrects him 1:30m in explicitly stating the "successor" to the Touareg is...the Touareg, in Europe, which we don't get.

 

[volkswagens-for-life]

The title isn't representative of both persons' opinions.

One person has an opinion and the other one corrects him 1:30m in explicitly stating the "successor" to the Touareg is...the Touareg, in Europe, which we don't get.

Lol