We are on 103rd Street between Wornall and State Line, about fifteen minutes south of the Plaza and one exit off I-435.

If you grew up around here you already know the block. We sit on 103rd just west of Wornall, a few doors down from our sister store, and we have been part of the Molle Automotive Group for years. That matters more than it sounds like it does. When the Volkswagen you want is not on our lot, there is a good chance one of our sibling stores has the trade-in you are actually after, and we can move it over instead of telling you to check back next week.

Most of our customers come from a pretty tight radius. Brookside, Waldo, Red Bridge, Martin City and the neighborhoods off Wornall and Holmes are all inside a fifteen minute drive. Plenty of folks come up from Belton and Grandview on 71, and a lot cross State Line from Leawood and Prairie Village because we are honestly closer than most of the Kansas stores.

What we hear over and over is that people want the back and forth to stop. So we put pricing on the vehicle, we will send you a walkaround video if you cannot get here before we close, and if the numbers do not work we will tell you instead of walking to the back one more time.

Used Volkswagen in Kansas City

One thing worth knowing if you are shopping used in this market: check the undercarriage. A car that has spent ten winters getting salted on I-435 and 71 wears differently than the same year and mileage out of Texas. We put every vehicle on a lift before it hits the line, and we will happily put one you are considering back on the rack so you can look at it yourself.

Our techs are factory trained on Volkswagen specifically, and the shop is open Saturdays because nobody wants to burn a PTO day on an oil change.

A few things we end up telling Kansas City drivers every year, so you may as well hear them now. Salt season runs roughly December through February and the undercarriage rinse is worth more than the shiny wash. The freeze and thaw cycle tears up Wornall, Holmes and Broadway by March, so if your steering wheel starts shaking after pothole season, that is usually a bent wheel or a knocked alignment rather than your imagination. And our July heat is harder on batteries than the cold is, which is why we test them free at every visit.