Anonymous
Post 07/08/2020 09:17     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

I never want a minivan....but I would get one in your situation. The Chrysler Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid is actually really nice and an excellent value. Almost makes me want to buy a minivan despite us having only one kid lol
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2020 10:09     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

We recently bought a Palisades and love it. We also had rented an Atlas a couple of years ago on vacation. Palisades drove smoother IMO and had tons more bells/whistles.
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2020 14:12     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

3 growing kids and a MIL + 2 parents...you need a minivan. Soon you will be carpooling to sports. Also, a minivan is low enough that your MIL should be able to do the middle row. Get captains chairs.
Anonymous
Post 06/28/2020 17:29     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

Atlas is fairly new so not much reliability history behind it, but research any other VW product and you'll realize that you'll starting having (major) issues soon after warranty is over. Plus, check their second hand value, VWs depreciate more than any other brand, there is reason for that. On the plus side VW products generally handle well....when their working that is Best of luck.
Anonymous
Post 06/28/2020 06:50     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

Atlas feels massive while driving, I wasn’t a fan. The Palisade was very nice, roomy and didn’t feel as big driving as the atlas. Ultimately went with the Ascent but I have to agree that a minivan does sound like a good alternative for you.
Anonymous
Post 06/23/2020 23:30     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

Palisides are really nice
Anonymous
Post 06/22/2020 14:32     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

VW is junk, so there’s that.
Anonymous
Post 06/16/2020 17:12     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

Atlas is huge. Have had ours for two years and no issues.
Anonymous
Post 06/16/2020 11:59     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Just get a minivan.


I usually find this response obnoxious when people are asking about 3 row SUVs, but if OP will regularly be riding with 3 adults and 3 children, it may actually be good advice here.
It's especially a good idea if MIL has mobility issues, as a minivan is much lower to enter. Look at the plug in Pacifica to reduce your carbon footprint.
Anonymous
Post 06/16/2020 11:56     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

Anonymous wrote:Just get a minivan.


I usually find this response obnoxious when people are asking about 3 row SUVs, but if OP will regularly be riding with 3 adults and 3 children, it may actually be good advice here.
Anonymous
Post 06/16/2020 11:42     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

Wasn’t a fan of the Atlas when we test drove it. It feels cramped and didn’t handle that well. I LOVED the Kia telluride but they are impossible to get right now. Going to test drive the Palisade this week so tbd, hoping it compares to the telluride.
Anonymous
Post 06/15/2020 21:21     Subject: Re:Atlas versus Palisade

We have an Atlas and the third row is comfortable. The whole car is comfortable.
Anonymous
Post 06/15/2020 18:20     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

Just get a minivan.
Anonymous
Post 06/15/2020 18:11     Subject: Atlas versus Palisade

Having baby 3. Mother in law lives with us and does not drive. So when we travel to anywhere, we will now either need two cars or a car that seats 6. Was thinking if the Atlas or the Palisade. I have a Tuscan and have been happy with it. Husband has a Passat and loves it.

Anyone tested both cars and can speak to them?

MIL has Parkinson’s so she sits in the front. Most likely I will either sit in second row or third row so would like to to be comfortable (as I am being back seated in my own damn car). Oldest is 6 and can sit in HBB or booster seat. Middle is 2 and still rear facing. Baby will be in baby bucket.