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Question for real volvo techs: how reliable are the new ... - Reddit
Most of those issues have been fixed in the latest couple upgrades. There are still issues, but Volvo has been extremely helpful with these issues. If customers are willing I have a bunch that report glitches directly to Volvo though the car (this has to be enabled). They are really trying hard to get all of the bugs worked out.
The 2025 Volvo Lineup is the same and I don't know if I can ... - Reddit
The packaging of Volvo cars and the quality of options rivals the other makes. To get the quality of leather, top-of-the-line sound system, passenger memory seats, one would need to buy the highest special trims of Audi, MB, etc. And the plug-in hybrids of Volvo are mature and refined.
How many miles is too many miles? : r/Volvo - Reddit
This won’t necessarily show up on a PPI (mine didn’t) so you will need to check the vin and make sure the car was manufactured either after Volvo changed the faulty pistons or see if the previous owner had the pistons replaced preemptively. I ended up getting a full refund from the dealer (not a volvo dealer) and went with a 2019 xc60 after ...
What specifically makes Volvos safer than other cars? : r/Volvo - Reddit
Volvo pioneered safety elements in cars that have been adopted by many other brands - for example Volvo was the first to sell a car with 3 point seat belts, and although they patented them they’ve allowed other manufacturers to adopt them as well. Volvo consistently does a good job of communicating the safety of their vehicles in their marketing.
Should I buy an S60 recharge plus? Reliable, quality, fun ... - Reddit
The Volvo isn’t really about that. The T8 drivetrain has a lot of power which makes it fun for blasting around until your battery dies and you lose the extra boost.. then it’s a T6 S60 which is a nice car but it’s not a driver’s car and it was never really meant to be.
What do you think of Volvo's Chinese ownership? : r/Volvo - Reddit
Volvo basically acts as an independent company from Geely. Geely used Volvo as a way to get up to speed and make better quality cars for the mass market of China. This has in no way really affected the way Volvo builds it's cars. Some are built in China, but also a lot are built in Europe and even America.
How's the reliability on the current 2.0L turbos? : r/Volvo - Reddit
OP asked about a current gen V60. Thus, data points about current engines were what the inquiry was. I'm aware of the high mileage Volvo you're referring to but it has nothing to do with the question. Any answer will likely be speculative as the cars are still relatively new. The T series engines are pretty good and have been iteratively improved.
Where to get vida? : r/Volvo - Reddit
Basically I just need something to read errors, including Volvo specific codes. The problem I'm having at the moment is that an ABS sensor on my '98 V90 is broken, but I don't know which one. As already written, I have a Delphi clone as an OBDII adapter and a laptop and just need the right software.
Do You Regret Not Getting the Bowers and Wilkins System? : r/Volvo - Reddit
I have a Dynaudio sound system in my 1998 Volvo C70 T5. Is the Bowers and Wilkins system better than the Dynaudio sound system? I know the Dynaudio sound system is much older, but it is a premium sound system still. I am very impressed with the Dynaudio sound sytem in my C70. Volvo did a really great job with Dynaudio on that.
Just bought my first Volvo! It's a 2015.5 S60 with 196k miles ... - Reddit
Volvo consider it a problem when it consumes more than 1qt over 3k miles. The problem was identified and fixed in mid 2016 production. To know if your engine is affected, remove the soft foam cover from the engine and observe the engine serial number.
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