
Volkswagen's seven-seat Atlas SUV, which made its public debut in LA, has been desiged to “enter the heart of the American market” <p class="short-teaser"></p>

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The Atlas is the largest car Volkswagen have put on<span> sale, however at the moment it's unlikely to make it to the UK.</span>

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