The Secret Volvo Doesn't Want You to Know About Their New Cars

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Volvo gave me a life time warranty for my 2015 Volvo v60. The car had a few hiccups and needed the engine rebuilt at 103k miles, but they stepped up and made it right by upgrading my warranty to the life of the vehicle. I’ll stay loyal to volvo because of this. Great cars.

Wife takes Volvo to dealership for servicing with 104k on odo and the Check Engine light on. Long story short, the engine was shredding itself internally as evidenced by metal pieces in oil pan and was long out of warranty. Engine needed replacement.....$12k plus labor. Volvo corporate stepped up and offered to pay for it all. No sidestepping or BS. We are now Volvo owners for life.

This guy should come down to Gothenburg Sweden and we will show him how volvos are made. The Torslanda factory is the pride of this city and I love being there!

I work in Volvo factory in Sweden and its done in a perfect way

Driving an XC60 for 5 years, no issues so far. Very reliable and extremely comfortable while not being too flashy. Great cars indeed.

Iv'e been a Volvo mechanic for 6 years, and before that i worked at a local dealer wich did all types of cars for 10 years. my conclusion? Do not come and tell me Volvos ain't good cars, The new Volvos yeah they had a few software problems at the beginning of the SPA platform, But common... volvo in 4 years time they are changing theyre entire collection of cars to a new platform. Don't know about any other auto manifactor that does a so big change that what Volvo are doing now, Ofc there will be a few run in problems, But it mostly software problems wich gets patched at Services and small recals. overall i would say Volvo is pretty damn decent quality, and me personally would never own any other brand. ( Yes my grammer is crap, I do not care, and my main language is Norwegian.. )

If you never had a volvo you cant judge it..

Volvo makes the most handsome sadans and station wagons the current lineup is sweet

I just wanna mention one thing that makes Volvo the best car brand in the world. The Volvo Lifetime Parts & Labor Warranty. If you're not aware of what this is basically it states that aside from consumables you will only ever have to pay for repair or replacement of a part on your Volvo one time. If that part fails again they will replace it for free that's including part and labor costs. That alone will make your ownership of a Volvo vehicle the single most valuable resource in the history of the car industry.

I have owned BMW, audi, Mercedes and volvo. Volvo is the best. Period.

While they own Volvo, the quality control is still done by Volvo...

The XC90 is still made in Sweden. ;)

Xc60 sold in the US have been built in China, probably will shift to Belgium factory. xc90 are all built in Sweden Xc40 are all built in Europe. Please do some more research.

1996 850....Just cracked 270,000 miles...Volvo for life baby!🎃

"Where are Volvo cars made? The vast majority of Volvo vehicles are assembled in Sweden, mainly at the Torslanda and Skovde facilities. Volvo cars for the Asian market are assembled across four facilities in China. Volvo Cars recently opened a plant in Ridgeville, South Carolina, where all American market Volvo S60 sedans are made. The next generation of 2022 Volvo XC90 SUVs will begin production there in the near future."

Gotta say, Volvo is currently kicking butt! All of there models they currently make are excellent, very impressive. They are becoming a better value in comparison to most brands today. And believe it or not ( I didn't) but they officially are currently more reliable than Subaru! In fact, the new XC40 won European car of the year, and it truly is just a great vehicle overall.

I just recently bought a 2006 Volvo s60. It's beautiful, classy, and sporty looking, with a very nice comfortable, and good looking interior. The car looks and feels very solid in just about every way. It's nearly rust free, and in great shape. Not great on gas in the city, but cruises excellently on the highway, with a nice stereo.

We bought the S90 a year ago. I must say: - the garage told us from the beginning it was build in China, so it's not a secret; - all the car are build with parts made in China or Asia so... what's the problem? - all those technologies we want in new cars need electronics parts which are not made in US or Europe... - "Volvo had some problems in the past" yes like every brand! - "Volvo annonced they would do only electric or hybrid cars", yes like a lot of other brands, Infiniti for sure, but also Toyota and Volkswagen group from what I heard. They want to adapt on time their cars. If like me you don't want to buy an hybrid or electric, buy a new car today while you still can have in full petrol lol - we owned a Saab 9-5 before, even if the company did not existed anymore, there is still today a lot of garages who fix and maintain saabs and the companies that build the parts still exist, so you can find all parts new. So no problem to buy an used Saab ;)

Had my Volvo S60 2.4 L for 19 years now. 200.000 miles. No need to change. Still going strong. It would cost me a fortune to get the same comfort buying a new car. Though I am a little in love with that new S90.