14 Volkswagen Dealers near 06902near 06902

We recently purchased a Tiguan. - Kevin O

We recently purchased a Tiguan. The whole process was relaxed, informative and seamless. All the people we dealt with at Curran, from sales to paperwork/financing were extremely pleasant and not pushy. A-plus as far as we are concerned.

Eli and Danny were really helpful and made the whole - mbpelham

Eli and Danny were really helpful and made the whole process so simple. This is my first Volkswagen and I'm loving it. Thank you again

I recently purchased a '25 Tiguan SEL. - aSung

I recently purchased a '25 Tiguan SEL. I started the process at the end of April, and the car officially released in the US at the end of May. I was referred to Gus (Mikedis) by a friend, and he has helped me throughout the entire process. There was never a sense of urgency, and Gus remained professional during the entire process. He kept me updated real-time and gave me heads-up on what to prepare for in the future. Prior to this purchase, I've despised working with car salesmen (due to the stereotypes that exist within that industry), but this has definitely shed some new, positive light on the entire experience.

I have bought several Volkswagens from Mohegan Lake VW, - alliemak

I have bought several Volkswagens from Mohegan Lake VW, the most recent today. This was my first leasing turnover and I had great guidance from Patrick Doyle. He answered all my questions about the process, gave a great overview of the new car and helped me with the transition. I highly recommend both Mohegan Lake VW and Patrick Doyle

I was completely satisfied with every part of my my new - Sewit55

I was completely satisfied with every part of my my new Volkswagen Atlas. There was no pressure. Everybody was accommodating and I recommend them highly!!

Visited for scheduled maintenance. - jsmith952002

Visited for scheduled maintenance. Quick turn around, waited at the dealership, very nice facility. Highly recommend.

Overall, a good car buying experience. - PsyDee

Overall, a good car buying experience. We felt like the salesman was working hard to find incentives. Numbers didn't change once we sat down with finance as has happened with dealers in the past. In 20 years of car buying and leasing, this was possibly the least stressful experience.

An excellent experience every time I utilize their - jacobgeorge7

An excellent experience every time I utilize their service department. From Rosemarie (one of the best service advisors I had the opportunity to work with, over the years) and to their technical staff- the team work and individualized service are exemplary.

Volkswagen of Danbury, Connecticut I paid $210 to - aesg32987

Volkswagen of Danbury, Connecticut I paid $210 to Volkswagen of Danbury on May 21 for a diagnostic. They gave me a printed report, which I immediately saved to my phone in case anything shady happened later. That report specifically recommended replacing the fuel injector harness for an EPC light. My trusted mechanic used that exact report to try and order the part. He contacted Volkswagen multiple times over the course of more than two weeks with no response. When I called him today to follow up, he called Volkswagen again. This time, they claimed they never performed a full diagnostic. They said the part was never officially recommended and that it was only a suggestion. That is completely dishonest. Not only did I pay for the diagnostic, they handed me a printed report with that part listed as a necessary repair and followed up with calls urging me to bring the car back in. But now that I chose not to pay their $1400 estimate and go with my own mechanic, they are trying to rewrite the story. If I had not followed up today, I would still be waiting around with no answers and no part. Whether this is incompetence or a deliberate tactic to force customers into overpaying, the result is the same. It is unacceptable. I would not trust Volkswagen of Danbury to service a toy car at this point. Document everything and do not take their word for anything. Always get your receipts. Always save your reports. Always ask questions. If something feels off, it probably is. Protect your time, your money, and your vehicle. This experience has been nothing short of frustrating and suspicious. Do better.

High star ratings could be true. - nkotbmd

High star ratings could be true. I won't dismiss them. But it all depends on context. I am giving ZERO stars to Steve the service manager and potentially Karen Palacio for an inability to be professional and communicative. Trust the low star ratings from others. They are not wrong based on my experience today, 01/19/26. I even found one post that had a similar experience, posted 8/20/25. I had brought my car in a few weeks ago. I had been texting with Karen since then. When I brought my car in this morning our interaction had been very pleasant and she was helpful as she had been. Our pleasant rapport had been now established. I say this because of what's to follow (with my eventual bewilderment). When I received my car back about 90 minutes later communication broke down. She simply was returning my car. When I asked "How can that be?" she didn't understand why I would be asking the question. Not only did she not understand plainly but she did not understand because she did not even review the technician's video (the tech makes a video of his findings that is texted to the customer). After I let her know there were a few inaudible moments she herself said "I don't even know, I didn't watch it." No attitude, but nicely. Regardless, how can you be an ADVISOR and not go over EVERYTHING with the technician so that you have a full understanding in order to communicate effectively with the customer?? I don't know why I have to say this but the advisor is the go-between. The person that communicates the issues, the fixes, the costs, etc. It's like she said here are your keys...and then crickets. The issue was extremely straightforward forward - when the shifter is IN park the car would throw an error message saying the car is not in park. The technician on his video noted he could not reproduce the error message AFTER he took the vehicle on a road test. I told her, mind you not asking, but stated, but not rudely or disrespectfully "how could that be? why would it? When the car is in drive there's no reason for it to throw the message" I said this without attitude, without disrespect, just matter of fact. NORMAL conversation. She got up and said "let me see what's going on". I was happy she was looking into it. To my utter disbelief but even more so confusion she came back with the service manager Steve. But I thought he was another tech that was also going to be helpful. He said I'll take care of this and walked away. Again, very happy. But he came back quickly. He told me his name and his role. I innocently reached out my hand to shake his hand thinking he came out to expedite with the tech why he would take the car out on the road. He said "I'm not shaking your hand". He abruptly stopped any interaction and essentially said "we're not going to continue, I don't like the way you were speaking to her." I was absolutely dumbfounded, confused, stunned, and ten other adjectives on their response. I don't know if Karen was the problem, if she went to complain, it all happened too fast. But Steve is a joke of a human being. I was unequivocally respectful and a gentleman and ANYONE could see that in the department based on my, all beit short, interactions, with Tom, the gentleman in Parts, the receptionist. So, there are only a limited number of plausible explanations: a basic failure to communicate, an inability to correctly process clear visual cues, or an extreme sensitivity disproportionate to the circumstances, aka thin skin. What is not disputable is that the response itself was illogical and deviates from what any reasonable observer would consider normal. They were unprofessional. They were simply children. I don't know if the tech is incapable of diagnosing my issue and they could not offer a resolution so they made me the scapegoat. After all, the tech did not diagnose correctly. Open the dang door and the error message is BLANTANLY BEEPING. First hint right there! Plug in your ODB and you have your codes right there. THEY WON

I left my 2021 Atlas Cross Sport at Teddy Volkswagen on - caddy2043

I left my 2021 Atlas Cross Sport at Teddy Volkswagen on March 12, 2026 for a dashboard warning showing the emergency call system was not working (a safety feature). I was told diagnostics would take 24–48 hours. After multiple follow-up calls and no returned messages, I eventually learned a part had been ordered and a Volkswagen Technical Assistance case opened. I picked up my vehicle on March 14 and was told I would be contacted when the part arrived. I have still received no update and no repair timeline, and the safety system remains unresolved. Communication from the service department was extremely poor. If a dealership keeps a customer’s only vehicle for diagnostics, they should at minimum provide updates and follow through. I am currently working with Volkswagen Customer Care to resolve this issue.

Does anyone know where James T is selling these days? - DONNA THE GREAT

I leased 3 cars from James and I would.love.to.see where he is selling cars so I can visit him.since.my daughter needs a vehicle. Hope.to get a response he sure was their best consultant and very honest. I miss that guy and his manager John nahouse

I purchased a 2011 VW GTI and along with it a $599... - daveugene

I purchased a 2011 VW GTI and along with it a $599 "Vehicle Tire and Wheel Guarantee". The former business manager (now Ryan Agosti) pulled out a photo of a damaged wheel and recommended this covered. He ensured by that any damage to the wheels would be covered under this agreement. A year later I attempted to fix minor scrapes on the wheels at New Country and was told that the stock wheels on my vehicle were not covered based on the way they are manufactured. I contacted Ryan Agosti and explained everything. She claimed to have checked with her boss, Tom Coppinger who said there would be no refund whatsoever. The only reason this was purchased would be to cover the wheels- based on the guidance of the dealership themselves.