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Smart to buy. 
Smarter to own. 

Lower costs of maintenance.
Sky-high praise.

According to a study conducted by Vincentric, select Volkswagen models have a lower cost of maintenance than key competitors in the same category. The study considered costs of maintenance based on factors such as a comparison of recommended maintenance services over a 5 year period and replacement of wear items within midsize SUV, compact SUV, midsize sedan, and compact sedan categories.

See how the Volkswagen models stack up below.

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2024 Atlas: Lower cost of maintenance than its Toyota, Honda, and Subaru competitors.

2024 Atlas Cross Sport: Lower cost of maintenance than its Toyota, Honda, and Subaru competitors.

2024 Taos: Lower cost of maintenance than its Toyota, Honda, and Subaru competitors.

2024 Tiguan: Lower cost of maintenance than the Toyota RAV4.

2024 Jetta: Lower cost of maintenance than its Toyota and Honda competitors.

Vehicle Service Protection: Your answer to continuous coverage.

Drive confidently long after your warranty ends with Vehicle Service Protection by Volkswagen Drive Easy. This next-level protection service offers coverage up to 10 years or 150,000 miles for up to 1,500 vehicle parts in the event of a covered mechanical breakdown. It also includes 24/7 roadside assistance, so it’s worth purchasing for your vehicle even before your warranty expires.

The best part? You can purchase Vehicle Service Protection for your vehicle online—right now.

Atlas Cross Sport in Aurora Red Metallic driving on two-lane mountain road, as seen from the front driver’s side