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2020 VW Atlas Cross Sport tailors two-row SUV for American tastes

2020 VW Atlas Cross Sport tailors two-row SUV for American tastes

Posted on October 14, 2019 By Jarvis

The two-row midsize SUV space is getting another option, with the 2020 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport making its official debut today. A five-seat version of the full-sized Atlas, it’s shorter and lower than its three-row brethren, but combines that more easily-parked scale with no reduction in wheelbase.

The upshot there is that, despite being almost three inches shorter and 2.3-inches lower, there’s still a healthy amount of cabin space for passengers and cargo. With the second row of seats up, you’ll seat five and have 40.3 cubic feet of trunk space; ditch the rear passengers and fold the seats down, and that expands to 77.8 cubic feet.
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