“A two-row Atlas with the tech package at 63k miles for $25,499 — right in line with Edmunds’ fair-price band for this mileage.”

Analysis

The Atlas Cross Sport SE w/Technology is the sweet spot of the lineup: you get the digital cockpit, IQ.Drive driver assists, and the big 12-inch screen without paying SEL money. At $25,499 with 63,026 miles, this one is priced exactly where the market says it should be — Edmunds lists a 61,266-mile SE w/Technology at $25,590 as a fair price, and a 57,198-mile example at $25,999 as a good one. This car’s ask sits squarely in that band, at the high-mile end of it, which is consistent pricing.

The miles are the honest variable: 63k in two years is a lot of early use, which means the maintenance file matters more than the odometer. VW’s 2.0T is a solid engine but unforgiving of skipped oil changes, so ask for records. Also worth a test: the 2024’s infotainment had early software quirks — make sure updates were applied during the test drive.

Fair price, right spec, common-sense checks. That adds up to a buy.

Market Comparison

Market check (Oct 2026): 2024 Atlas Cross Sport SE w/Technology AWD comps: Edmunds $25,590 (61,266 mi, fair price), $25,999 (57,198 mi, good price), certified $24,121 (51,724 mi, great price). TrueCar’s model average is $26,876. At $25,499 with 63,026 miles, this car is priced inside the fair band for its mileage — neither a steal nor a stretch.