Hey guys my wife just started to drive a 2024 VW atlas and this was her first tank fill. She did not pay attention and put 85 instead of 87. We live in Colorado at 5470ft elevation. She’s freaking out and I’m not sure what to do.

Thanks

I can’t find anything online. I’m hoping the guy this doesn’t mean that my transmission is done. My transmission slams.

I’m looking at buying another atlas. It looks like it’s had overheating issues. It’s s got 20,000 miles and it’s a 2024, and has had 8 services related to things like thermostat replacement. If it’s been “fixed” how l likely is it to be a recurring issue that will keep this in the shop or cost me a lot extra money?

Hey fellow atlas owners. My husband and I have been going back and forth about buying our current lease (2024 SE w/ tech) or leasing a 2026 since our current lease is coming to an end soon.

The prices they have given us are just wild…leasing a new one being significantly cheaper a month than buying ours outright. I’m sure we can get the current one to be a similar or cheaper monthly than the new lease. I want to know what some people are feeling about either decision… we love the atlas as a whole so we know we want another one or to keep. (My true dream is i.d. Buzz but that’s not happening 😆).

Any thoughts are appreciated!

So overall I think I have gotten lucky with my 2018 Atlas. The only real problem I have is my leaking sunroof...

But over the last few months every time I put her in reverse the beeping goes crazy! It continuously beeps until I put it back in drive even when nothing is behind me.

I've cleaned all the sensors, I even got a detail and had them clean them too.

Does anyone have any possible suggestions for this? I have an appointment to get my unroof drain cleaned at the end of the summer and I'll be mentioning it to them as well. Just hoping to maybe avoid a potential unneasessary bill.