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Located in Phoenix, AZ / 1,028 miles away from Omaha, NE
At Carvana, we go miles beyond the extra mile. That's why we provide you with a convenient, fast, and hassle-free car buying experience that puts you ...
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- 25 Combined MPG (22 City/31 Highway)
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- WVWAR7AN5PE002398
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- 2005034300
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- No
- Listed since:
- 07-04-2026
- 76,329 miles
- 20 City / 29 Hwy MPG
- 92 mi away
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Located in Sioux City, IA / 92 miles away from Omaha, NE
Gray Metallic 2020 Volkswagen Arteon 2.0T SEL R-Line 4Motion AWD 8-Speed Automatic with Tiptronic 4 cylinder 4-Wheel Disc Brakes, 8 Speakers, ABS brak...
- Features and Specs:
- 23 Combined MPG (20 City/29 Highway)
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- VIN:
- WVWSR7AN2LE017438
- Stock:
- PS3104A
- Certified Pre-Owned:
- No
- Listed since:
- 07-08-2026
- New Listing
- 69,192 miles
- 22 City / 31 Hwy MPG
- In-stock online
- Transfer available from IL to NE*
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Located in O'Fallon, IL / 367 miles away from Omaha, NE
Wanna drive? CarMax puts you in the driver's seat-and that includes transparency and pricing without document or processing fees. Certain cars may hav...
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- 25 Combined MPG (22 City/31 Highway)
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- VIN:
- WVWCR7AN1KE028787
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- 28233203
- Certified Pre-Owned:
- No
- New Listing
- 76,150 miles
- 20 City / 27 Hwy MPG
- In-stock online
- Transfer available from TX to NE*
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Located in Fort Worth, TX / 587 miles away from Omaha, NE
Wanna drive? CarMax puts you in the driver's seat-and that includes transparency and pricing without document or processing fees. Certain cars may hav...
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- 23 Combined MPG (20 City/27 Highway)
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- VIN:
- WVWTR7ANXKE001085
- Stock:
- 70078779
- Certified Pre-Owned:
- No
- New Listing
- 39,486 miles
- 22 City / 31 Hwy MPG
- In-stock online
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Located in Cincinnati, OH / 621 miles away from Omaha, NE
At Carvana, we go miles beyond the extra mile. That's why we provide you with a convenient, fast, and hassle-free car buying experience that puts you ...
- Features and Specs:
- 25 Combined MPG (22 City/31 Highway)
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- VIN:
- WVWTR7AN3PE003249
- Stock:
- 2004748700
- Certified Pre-Owned:
- No
- Listed since:
- 04-17-2026
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Consumer Reviews for the Volkswagen Arteon
Read recent reviews for the Volkswagen Arteon
Great ride, questionable build quality
Former Owner, 02/03/2025
2022 Volkswagen Arteon
TL;DR: If you're willing to deal with some of the quirks of VW ownership, find a great, full-featured example, and don't mind the "meh" interior quality, the Arteon is a really rewarding "do-it-all" car to own. It's fun, fast, and relatively practical. Just be aware of what you're getting into ahead of time!
If you're looking for a large (think Honda Accord) sized sedan that is good … looking and fun to drive, the Arteon fits the bill. 0-60 in under 5 seconds along with tight steering, great handling, and VW's legendary DSG. It's a great formula for a fun car. Also, the adaptive suspension is really nifty, you can feel a HUGE difference between the various modes. I would typically keep the car in comfort mode, where it wafts around at a level of comfort easily comparable to mid-sized luxury sedans. Switch it into sport mode though, and the transmission holds gears for longer, the suspension stiffens, and it suddenly feels like you're driving an elongated Golf R. And I mean that in an endearing way, not as a knock on the vehicle. The seats are amazingly comfortable and supportive, the trunk is massive, and gas mileage isn't that bad, especially considering the performance.
So why 3 stars? I'll list my concerns in order from most to least concerning:
1. Quality of materials - Coming from other German vehicles, especially older VAG products, the interior leaves a lot to be desired. Lots of hard plastic everywhere, blank switches, and bizarre touch controls on the steering wheel and the center control stack. You get used to them, but the black plastic really doesn't feel befitting of a $50,000+ MSRP car. It's undoubtedly nicer than a comparable Passat, but comparing it against other semi-premium sedans (e.g. Volvo, Infinit, entry-level products from BMW, Mercedes) leaves me a little baffled on the design choices.
2. COVID deletes - This is partially my fault but so consumers are aware, VAG was still having supply chain issues for the 2022 model year. As a result, my particular Arteon has at least 3 features that were deleted that should've been part of this particular trim level: Heated steering wheel, ventilated seats, power liftgate. If you are looking for an Arteon, I would strongly suggest looking for late-2022 or 2023 models and paying close attention to which features are included in your particular car. The trim doesn't tell the whole story and the pricing between the cars affected and not affected is virtually identical.
3. Electrical quirks - Frankly, it's a part of VAG ownership. I had a couple electrical quirks on my car, one of which was fixed under warranty (driver assist bug, got a new steering wheel out of it), and one of which was not (horn malfunction). I'm used to these quirks happening as the car gets much older, so the fact that it was happening to me at the Year 2 mark was concerning to me and makes me quite nervous about owning the car beyond the initial warranty period. My thought is if you have the stomach for these sorts of quirks, you might as well go all the way and get a used BMW 5-series, Audi A6/A7, or something of that variety.
4. Infotainment system - It's objectively bad, worlds behind the fantastic systems now found in new GM, Toyota and Ford cars for example. It's not intuitive to use, and settings that should be easily accessible are buried in bizarre menus that force you to spend several minutes searching around for them (e.g. if you don't know where to look, changing the color of the interior ambient lights could take you quite awhile). The strangest quirk of the infotainment system to me is that you cannot have a map displayed on the driver display and the center display simultaneously. My take? Just use CarPlay/Android Auto.
5. Insurance costs - This was a surprise. Despite the VW badge, expect to pay monthly insurance that's closer to that of a Mercedes sedan than a Jetta or a Passat. Casual onlookers may not know the sleeper qualities of the Arteon, but insurance companies definitely do.
Pros: Beautiful design, objectively fun to drive, practical in terms of cargo and passenger space, comfortable
Cons: Fit and finish, deleted options on some models, insurance costs, unknown long-term reliability
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