2006 Volvo S40 2.4i Review - Acceleration and Walk Around

[@Jesussaves1982]

A reliable car at an affordable price Whoever’s shopping for their next car this is a great choice for those on a tight budget

[@ladyj5682]

2023 Just brought 2006 with 176k miles. Loving it thus far. Sunroof amazing and more roomy inside for a small car than u would imagine.Seats comfortable, paint job still looks like new. Hoping Ill have this around for a while even as a second car

[@The_memeSeries]

Trust me, you will. These last 300 and beyond

[@sethgibson4155]

I've had a 2004 Volvo s40 (with 120,000 miles) for about three years now and all I have to say that it's an ok car. I've had some issues with my fuel injectors and radiator but I think that's to be expected for how old it is. I would warn you that buying parts for the s40 is pricey especially in Texas

[@mantriccaravan8228]

FCP Groton and Eeuro parts my 2 best friends for Volvo and Saab parts. Ive owned quite a few Volvos and currently own a Saab no problem saving a ton on parts!

[@sethgibson4155]

Mantric Caravan well yeah, I can agree that you get a lot of parts bc you’re basically buying them in bulk (in Texas atleast, idk if it’s different everywhere else). it’s pricey man lol

[@davidradtke5166]

Well the chassis and soil class is the same like the Mazda 3 back then. Also the petrol 4 cylinder engines are the same as Ford Focus 2 and Mazda 3. I own a S40 with a PSA-Diesel a 2.0 4 cylinder engine also used in Peugeots and Citroens. What I try to tell, you should buy spare Parts at Ford, Mazda and Citroen. I bet they'll be cheaper as buy them from Volvo.

[@arthurkelsey6031]

Thinking about buying one with 140,000 on it at $2750. Would you recommend?

[@sethgibson4155]

Arthur Kelsey seems pretty reasonable, if you’re getting it for someone as their first car it would be good. They’re super sturdy vehicles in terms of crash safety, but do check the breaks, engine components and axels for any cracks. Don’t want to buy something that’ll cost more than it was offered for.

[@nazimelon6653]

The song isnt "recognised" by the system though, its being sent by the radio station

[@JoseHernandez-mr2nn]

I got 1 and I love it runs great

[@joshuadoliveiro]

hope to see more reviews like this!

[@adamv242]

I love my '07... Just beware these cars have no coolant level sensor/ warning. Mine is in the shop getting its engine replaced due to a severe overheat with no warning. Also agree with the comments on the interior. Seats are extremely comfortable, but I could use another inch or two of legroom in the front. LOVE that five-cylinder engine sound at 3:05!

[@veronicaidiaquez4188]

I have the same car i love it!

[@maskenmakkan]

Does it have good sound system?

[@ariffmuzafar6784]

How abt the facelift 2.0 s40? Is it reliable and offers good fuel consumption?

[@theredspider1397]

I have the same exact car!

[@masterthotslayer9601]

TheRedspider13 what problems? Is the rear seat 💺 good I’m 5’10 can my hoochies ride me like a moose?

[@emersonpartners]

I enjoy mine very well just the issue with the alternator and compressor belts. The belts easiky get damaged

[@techs2996]

I can get one for pretty cheap but has over 200,000 miles on it 😵. It’s never been in an accident and has 0 problems with it tho. Should I get it??

[@andersonviana5161]

Go further IF it seems well preserved. Better if with revisions book. Low kilometers means nothing if the car had a bad owner. I've got mine 2002 1.6 gasoline with 246k and no problems

[@backhandok]

Yes, it is just broken in with those miles.

[@jandryjavier]

Great review and car

[@cyrillecourval6316]

Im about to trade my 2000 Acura EL with 79k kilometers for a s40 with 135k kilometers. Is it a good choice?

[@alexballantine3973]

135k kilometres should be totally fine. make sure you check service history/ get it checked by a mechanic! usually the n/a 5 cylinders last at least double that mileage though so should be fine

[@MrChildofmaster]

Boston Auto Blog: "it has a very european feel" - me as a european: ^^ well, okay :D

[@zrzrzrzrz]

my mom has one and my dad who is 6'2? drives it sometimes and is rly small for him

[@rafaelgomez1989]

great review...

[@BostonAutoBlog]

Thanks!

[@TheMoneyMakinKing]

Hello I drive a 2006 Volvo S40 and recently I got hit from another vehicle backing up and my headlight Len is cracked open, I’ve looked everywhere for the part but none of them match my car. However the 2004 Volvo S40 headlight Len does, should I buy it because the headlights look the exact same?

[@mikhailvershinin2292]

i would buy it the body styles and parts usually stays the same for 4-6 years of a car model

[@kylemontano228]

Jermany strowland yes because the body styles are identical

[@endrikola35512]

Hello there! I am currently driving a 2006 Volvo S40 but I can’t seem to find the hood release. Can you help me. I know it must be somewhere the pedals but I can’t seem to find it. Thank you in Advance :)

[@JiriProchazka98]

Acceleration is?? In manual? Please

[@Braxton-ec7xi]

Wow

[@Tindirma70]

hi need complete engine for my VOLVO S40 ..2.1 NEW GENERATION 2008 ..PLEASE CONTACT AS

[@remues5]

wtf is heated side mirrors ?

[@BostonAutoBlog]

www.autobytel.com/car-buying-guides/features/10-cars-with-heated-side-mirrors-131365/

[@davidradtke5166]

Yeah, they're pretty fast at melting Ice, same goes to the heating in my opinion.

[@cbpitt01]

Very obvious paint mismatch on the right front fender, driver door, and rear bumper. Apparently wrecked and poorly repainted.

[@xanykillz2921]

No after market raidio kills this car for me 😭

[@basshead2100]

I got mine for 2000