Last updated November, 2026
Used Volkswagens at CarVision were listed from $11,999 to $33,999 as of November 14, 2026, with more than 20 in stock between our Trooper, PA and Maple Shade, NJ showrooms. The price you see online is the price of the vehicle: CarVision charges no doc fee, no out-of-state fee, and no dealer add-ons, so you pay the listed price plus the taxes and registration your state requires.
Below you will find what each Volkswagen model costs on our lot right now, what you pay beyond the sticker, which model fits which driver, and how to compare Volkswagen prices across Pennsylvania and New Jersey dealers so you know a fair deal when you see one.
How much does a used Volkswagen cost at CarVision?
It depends on the model. Electric ID.4s and the compact Taos start in the low-to-mid teens, most Tiguans sit in the $20,000s, and the three-row Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport run from the high $20,000s to the low $30,000s. Several of our Volkswagens are priced under $20,000.
| Model | Type | Model years in stock | Listed prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| ID.4 | Electric SUV | 2021 to 2024 | $11,999 to $24,999 |
| Taos | Subcompact SUV | 2022 to 2023 | $14,798 to $22,599 |
| Tiguan | Compact SUV | 2024 to 2026 | $21,099 to $33,299 |
| Atlas | Three-row SUV | 2024 to 2025 | $28,499 to $33,499 |
| Atlas Cross Sport | Two-row midsize SUV | 2024 to 2025 | $29,499 to $33,999 |
| Golf R | Performance hatchback | 2019 | $30,799 |
Prices are from CarVision listings on November 14, 2026. Inventory and pricing change often, so check the current Volkswagen inventory for today's numbers.
What do you pay beyond the listed price?
This is where dealer prices are hardest to compare. Two dealers can advertise the same Volkswagen at the same price, and the final bill can still differ by hundreds or thousands of dollars once fees and add-ons are included. At CarVision the math is short:
- No documentation fee.
- No out-of-state fee.
- No dealer add-ons built into the price.
- You pay the vehicle price plus state-required taxes and registration. Out-of-state buyers pay those to their home state.
Tip: when you compare Volkswagen prices, ask every dealer for the out-the-door price in writing. That one number includes fees and add-ons, and it is the only fair way to compare two offers.
Which used Volkswagen is right for you?
Volkswagen ID.4: the electric value pick
The ID.4 is Volkswagen's all-electric SUV, with rear-wheel or all-wheel drive and about the same passenger room as a Tiguan. It is our lowest-priced Volkswagen right now, starting at $11,999. Range runs from roughly 200 to 290 miles depending on the year, battery and drivetrain [VERIFY: EPA range by year], so match the car to your commute and plan on home charging. Not sure about going electric? Read electric vs. gas: which is cheaper to own.
Volkswagen Taos: the budget-friendly small SUV
The Taos is the smallest and most affordable gas Volkswagen SUV, with a 158-horsepower turbocharged engine, good fuel economy, and available all-wheel drive. It suits commuters, first-time buyers, and anyone who wants SUV seating height without a big payment.
Volkswagen Tiguan: the all-around compact SUV
The Tiguan is the middle of the lineup: more cargo and rear-seat room than a Taos, easier to park than an Atlas. Volkswagen redesigned it for 2025 with a new interior and more power, so a 2024 gives you the lower price and a 2025 or newer gives you the latest design.
Volkswagen Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport: the family haulers
The Atlas seats seven across three rows and is one of the roomiest SUVs in its class. The Atlas Cross Sport is the two-row, five-seat version with a sportier roofline and a large cargo area. Both use a turbocharged four-cylinder engine in 2024 and newer models, and most of ours have all-wheel drive.
We also see enthusiast cars like the all-wheel-drive Golf R from time to time. If you are still deciding on size, our guide to the best used small SUVs compares the class, and AWD vs. FWD vs. RWD for PA and NJ explains which drivetrain makes sense for our winters.
How to compare Volkswagen prices in PA and NJ
- Match the details. Compare the same model year, trim, drivetrain and similar mileage. An Atlas SE and an Atlas SEL Premium R-Line are thousands of dollars apart for good reason.
- Compare out-the-door prices. Add the doc fee, any dealer add-ons, taxes and registration to each offer before you decide.
- Check the history. Review the vehicle history report for accidents, number of owners and service records.
- Run the VIN for recalls. Use NHTSA's free recall lookup and confirm any open recall has been completed.
- Drive it. A test drive tells you more about fit and condition than any listing.
Financing a used Volkswagen
CarVision works with multiple lenders to fit a range of credit situations. You can apply online before you visit or apply in person at either showroom. The online form is a full credit application, so have your income and residence details ready. If budget is the priority, see our list of the best used cars under $20,000 near Philadelphia.
Shop used Volkswagens at CarVision
Volkswagens move quickly at both locations, so the lineup changes week to week. Browse what is available now, or call either store and ask about a specific model, trim or color.
The used ID.4 is the best value in our Volkswagen lineup right now if you can charge at home: a roomy electric SUV for less than most gas compacts. If you want gas, a 2024 Tiguan is the sweet spot on price, and the Atlas is the one to drive if you need a third row. Whichever you pick, compare out-the-door prices, because a low sticker with a doc fee and add-ons is not a low price.
See our Volkswagens in person
Visit either CarVision showroom to compare models side by side, take a test drive, and get a clear price with no doc fee and no add-ons.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a used Volkswagen cost at CarVision?
As of November 14, 2026, used Volkswagens at CarVision were listed from $11,999 to $33,999, with most between $20,000 and $31,000. The price depends on the model, year, mileage and trim, and the current price of every vehicle is shown on carvision.com.
Does CarVision charge a doc fee on a used Volkswagen?
No. CarVision charges no documentation fee, no out-of-state fee and no dealer add-ons. You pay the vehicle price plus the taxes and registration your state requires.
Which used Volkswagen models does CarVision carry?
Inventory changes every week. In November 2026 the lineup included the ID.4, Tiguan, Atlas, Atlas Cross Sport and Taos, plus a Golf R. Other models such as the Jetta come and go, so check current inventory or call either showroom.
Is a used Volkswagen ID.4 a good buy?
It can be a strong value if you can charge at home. The ID.4 is a roomy electric SUV, and used examples at CarVision were listed from $11,999 to $24,999 in November 2026. Compare battery size, driving range and rear-wheel or all-wheel drive before you choose.
Can I finance a used Volkswagen at CarVision?
Yes. CarVision works with multiple lenders and you can apply online at carvision.com/finance or in person at either showroom. The online form is a full credit application.
Where can I see CarVision Volkswagens in person?
CarVision has two showrooms: 2626 Ridge Pike in Trooper, PA and 2791 Route 73 South in Maple Shade, NJ. Each online listing shows which location has the vehicle.
Does CarVision deliver Volkswagens out of state?
Yes. CarVision offers nationwide delivery from both locations. Out-of-state buyers pay taxes and registration to their home state, and CarVision does not add an out-of-state fee.
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