Check Engine Light on a 4 Month Old 2022 VW Taos/ 4 Month Ownership Review

[@macalvarezLA]

Our 2022 Taos has something going on with the fuel mix code. It triggers the EPC light on and disabled the assistive driving stuff.

[@altidorpaul7091]

What did you end up fixing to clear EPC light?

[@TommyG11814]

I have a 2024 Taos SE with fwd and so far not one issue with it. Hope it keeps up.

[@diz354]

I have a 2022 SE, am I cooked?

[@renzridez]

I'd hope by now it's gone through it's struggles if it had any. You might be fine

[@artwa5326]

I've been having same issues 3 times I went too the dealership can't start the car in the mourning -5 mind you what a joke

[@renzridez]

😱

[@macalvarezLA]

It sucks these cars were made during the pandemic and it shows.

[@bmw803]

Seems like the 2022 is a NO NO. Hope the 2024 and 25 are better.

[@tennisball2012]

VW Taos is literally the worst car ever made by Volkswagen. What a shame.

[@renzridez]

In its defense, I don't think it's just the Taos. The 1.5 seems to have a lot of kinks to be worked out and I'm sure plenty of the 22 Jettas have similar issues, just don't hear as much because not many have been made

[@moetalal1994]

My jetta has it 2023 just under 500kms

[@renzridez]

Seems the 1.5 isn't doing too hot

[@moetalal1994]

@@renzridez seems like it!

[@jackhyde3112]

Dust it!

[@k95channel]

Crappiest new car lol what a joke. Could be one of the worst car in existence.

[@renzridez]

Could be!