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2021 Volkswagen Atlas is ready for the whole family

With a practical, functional layout and a good smattering of in-car tech, the refreshed Atlas should be a top contender.

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Vanity may come into play, but by and large, most people shopping for three-row crossovers want something versatile, sensible and affordable.

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A car in this segment needs to be able to do it all, from hauling hockey equipment to taking the whole family on a long road trip. 

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These Swiss Army knives are immensely popular, even if they aren't the most exciting things on the block.

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The VW Atlas has always stuck to the no-nonsense side of things, and its 2021-model-year refresh helps it stand apart in an ever-growing crowd.

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If you want a three-row crossover from a mass-market brand, you have almost too much choice.

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The Toyota Highlander is newer and rides nicer, and it's available as a hybrid, but its infotainment is not that great.

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The Honda Pilot is an all-around dependable family hauler, and if you want to treat yourself, the kissin' cousins of Kia Telluride and Hyundai Palisade really ramp up the fancy.

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Perhaps you and your family prefer a three-row crossover that has just a little bit of visual punch, with standard tech that doesn't suck and an interior that prioritizes space and sensibility over flashy materials and angles.

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If that's more your speed than anything, the 2021 VW Atlas will make a very nice addition on your driveway. 

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