2019 Volvo V60 First Drive - Wagons Ho!

[@andras.89]

Volvo V90 became the second most beautiful wagon on the market. Welcome V60!!!

[@py1211]

Now this is my dream car...beautiful, practical, comfortable, safe...it's the whole package.

[@jordancatcher6663]

So I actually own the bigger brother v90 and It's a great car (11k over the last 9 months and have had zero issues). The seats are very/extremely comfortable , quality is top notch , excellent in rough weather conditions , and the dog gate really helps for when we take road trips. It's seems like almost everything that makes the big brother great has carried over to the little one which is a 10/10 in my book (Love my v90). I'd take this over a regal tourx even though it's smaller (It's just overall a nicer vehicle).

[@dattape2828]

Jordan Catcher you a commie?

[@7700778737]

Hey Pal

[@normt5463]

Jordan Catcher I saw a V90 pulling a sailboat yesterday. Must be taking it into storage.

[@12345678981010]

why do you ask if he is a commie ?

[@mfmf100]

Love that city weave insert.

[@stephenhendricks103]

Like many "enthusiasts" I love wagons. We usually don't buy 'em but we love 'em. In my case I've owned a couple of Volvo wagons and a Saab wagon in the past. Loved them all. Our neighbor has a V90 wagon (not the XC) and she loves that one, too. To me, though, it's something of a beast; the V60 is more my style and size. Unfortunately, my wife suffers from crossover fever. She loves the "command" (i.e up high) driving position of our Sorento and can't be persuaded to go back to a "normal" driving position. I'm convinced, by the way, that women like my wife are a major force in crossover mania. They don't want the stigma of driving a minivan. They do want the practicality of a wagon but being surrounded by SUV's and crossovers, and gigantic pickups in traffic, they don't want to be at a disadvantage height-wise. Oh, well. It's her daily driver; she gets to choose. So good luck to Volvo for keeping alive the concept of an "estate" vehicle in the US. I doubt they'll turn the tide but bully for them.

[@dattape2828]

Stephen Hendricks you a commie?

[@Zerofightervi]

Tell your wife that SUVs are more prone to rollovers when they crash, see if that changes her mind.

[@dattape2828]

Zerofightervi tell your wife those commie vehicles are building up the commie corrupted regime to one day take over America

[@stephenhendricks103]

Your pal: You stalking me?

[@MrHav1k]

@Zerofightervi, don't you dare bring logic in here!! People want to feel "safe" in their enormous SUVs and Pickups (which ironically put EVERYONE else in more danger).

[@ralphmcmahan2139]

Some manufacturers can manage a great looking exterior or a great looking interior. Very few (like Volvo) can manage both.

[@kendrickalfred2266]

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[@marcushezekiah6627]

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[@decarloswilliams6099]

Wow, this is a very stylish and practical wagon. Really loving the styling direction of current Volvo’s. They also have some of the best interiors in production today as well as very advanced safety features. Gotta respect that🚘

[@vladsaghin7644]

Those city weave seats!

[@notgray88]

Vlad Saghin I like it. Very classy

[@vladsaghin7644]

It's like a high end swedish living room on wheels. add to that the wood trim of the Inscription and it's perfect

[@michaelscholfield7588]

Thats part of my V60 config for my preorder. I like the leather but i dont like the hot seats during the summer and city weave looks to be eaiser to manage with family members eating and whatnot.

[@jamesnardini]

Michael Scholfield my configuration has the city weave too! Can’t decide between the red or white exterior tho.

[@vladsaghin7644]

I'd pick denim blue :) Red is nice too, check Autogefuhl's review of the V60. It has the red + city weave combo

[@MatrixDiscovery]

These wagons are a delight, SUV's are a cancer to our roads.

[@JulezWinnfield]

Even Alex is confused by Volvo's model nomenclature. I lost track of how many times he referenced the S90 instead of the V90 wagon when comparing the V60.

[@fitzgoblin81]

That's just Alex, I love him for it!

[@wvusmc]

I love wagons. I want Subaru to bring the Levorg to North America.

[@stephanematis]

I am having NASIOC forum PTSD from this comment. My 04 stick TS Wagon is still hanging out in my parking, though no longer driven. It needs a replacement.

[@rightlanehog3151]

As long as they have a manual version.

[@EDHBlvd]

I love that “pebble grey” color. Beautiful wagon.

[@crownr0yalonice]

Rediscover Film came here to comment that. this color is incredible.

[@eveneser12]

OMG Alex I Love wagon's they are so practical and I love this one although I do hope the price will be more accessible thank you so much for this great video or should I say this great review!

[@JamesRussoMillas]

I want the new V60 so much. Long live the wagons!

[@kevinwang0206]

I really dunno why Americans don't like wagons. Hatchbacks/Wagons have much better practicality than sedans, while they still have similar handling. Believe me, when you buy something from IKEA, a 65" TV, or items with large tall boxes, you will definitely want a wagon not a sedan with limited height and limited open space.

[@tjs114]

Station Wagons have a bad connection to 70s-80s GM station wagons that many people grew up in the back of. Horrid vehicles and we all mentally block them out now. Just like kids from the 90s grumble about mini vans.

[@cbatiau2528]

I agree... I don't get it either; sedans are just so impractical... Well, Ford is stopping their production of sedans...

[@envispojke]

Yeah.. Going to IKEA in your Volvo wagon is a Swedish tradition Americans should embrace 🙂

[@neiljborja]

I understand and I guess in a few years, all our kids will think SUVs are super dorky, but even as a kid I always loved how roomy and comfortable our old minivan was.

[@kolyan1980]

Kevin Wang they have trucks for that purpose 👻

[@docsomega30a95]

Changed my XC60 2014 to a pine grey V60 inscription 2019. I loved my XC60, but this car is something extra!

[@DopravniPoradce]

I'm hardcore Volvo Fan and I adore the new models V60 and V90 (and mainly XC version) are the most beautiful cars in the world. I now drive V70 II, I had 240, 740 and 850 and I'm glad that (skipping the FoMoCo offsprings) I will have something to buy in the future.

[@EchoSigma6]

Great looking station wagon, love the design theme of Volvo.

[@dinopappous6639]

Can't wait for Alfa Romeo to make a Giulia Quadrifoglio Estate !!!! That would be DIRTY !!!!!

[@juanseaforth5111]

I really love this car it’s on my very short list.

[@smovol1847]

V60 is built in home (Sweden), while S60 - in Volvo's factory in United States of America.

[@kevinwang0206]

The new V60 (SPA) is now shifted to Ghent factory in Belgium.

[@patb5266]

I can see 1800ES for sure. Great machine!

[@jamesnardini]

Love this wagon. I really like the city weave fabric of the momentum trim and am glad you showed it in your review (even though you like the inscription interior better). The interior looks very well put together and I would have a hard time choosing between the sedan and wagon. Thanks for a great review.

[@dymone4894]

I love wagons and was really mad when I bought my Mazda6 and found out a month later they made a wagon version that was not sold in the USA. I plan to make the V60 Cross Country my next vehicle.

[@reko3103]

Man I love Volvo Station Wagons

[@12skits63]

That’s my dream wagon

[@gusserks5609]

GODDAMN😍agree with you though. The vertical cut is the way to go for wagons

[@legambaz]

Packed full of Character !

[@mmorales508]

Wagons, Subaru I hope you're watching. We want a new STI wagon pronto. Nobody asked for a bloated Forester (Ascent).

[@SWTrailsAndWheels]

I wish there were many more wagons. A wagon version of the Honda Clarity for example, would be amazing!

[@Bk-uz3pk]

Thank you. I love the wagon.

[@legambaz]

Beautiful. I like estates. But I'd go for the S60 this time mainly because this gen S60 is JUST too sexy !

[@eeeeeoww]

that isn't even CLOSE to how bad LA traffic gets, you lucked out!

[@TV-gz1ci]

What a awesome car

[@brichpmr]

A little bit similar to my TSX Wagon, which is a great car!

[@Crazyuncle1]

Alex, thanks for your great car reviews. They cover everything about a car. I love cars and I’m curious about many I’ll never get a chance to drive. I do have a request though. On your next Volvo review I would love to see you drive one with the Polestar option. I’m not referring to the polestar engineered S60 but, maybe an XC90 T6 with the Polestar option. THANKS.

[@A_guan]

I hope to own one of these one day. Any plan on a polestar version again?

[@rightlanehog3151]

The wealthy are getting a fine selection of luxury wagons these days but what about the rest of us? Make mine a new Corolla wagon around 25K.

[@cbatiau2528]

there isn't a Corolla wagon in the USA, nor is there any Toyota wagon in the USA... they make a hatchback, but Corollas are very small in comparison to what's being discussed here... A better comparison (for a cheaper car) might be to a Subaru Outback or a Buick Regal TourX (which start at about $26k and $30k, respectively).

[@rightlanehog3151]

ct, Thanks for the suggestions and you are correct, they don't sell a Corolla wagon yet. A new one was just launched in Europe that ticks all the right boxes for those needing a practical, economical, versatile and RELIABLE vehicle on a limited budget. #WagonsForTheRestOfUs

[@youfoundisaac]

VW Golf Sport/AllTrack

[@rightlanehog3151]

yfi, VW needs some competition, they own the whole segment for compact, FWD wagons.

[@podge5555]

We have the Corolla wagon in Europe and it’s gorgeous

[@WOOF95]

Great review of a great estate. Why hasn't Volvo announced pricing or a launch date?

[@MiguelRPD]

Hell yeah I love wagons

[@cm745]

Disappointing the T5 isn't available with AWD. Forcing you to get the T6 just to get AWD means premium fuel is required, so full costs will be 20-25% higher. Not to mention the extra cost of the 300 hp turbo engine.

[@cbatiau2528]

I think that all Volvos are made to operate at higher octane gasoline for best performance, as are most luxury cars that cost over $50k.

[@silkhead44]

the rims make it look good

[@Jaymac720]

Station wagons have become such a weird thing. Wagons used to be budget family haulers until the minivan arrived. Then they became a luxury staple. Mercedes E class Wagon, Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo, Ferrari FF/GTC4Lusso, and the Volvo V60 and V90. Those are the wagon options and they’re all luxury wagons. Also I wouldn’t be surprised to see a BMW 5 series touring. Why are wagons now luxury cars?

[@FasterThanSoup]

Because no one in North America wants any of the wagons offered by Honda, Toyota, Nissan available in the Asian and European markets. However, a badge is a badge, so when MB, BMW, Volvo, Porsche, etc. offer them they'll sell to some degree. I think even the VW Jetta wagon largely goes ignored, but put an Audi badge on it and...

[@notgray88]

Because families no longer have any incentive to buy a station wagon. Why get something fast and compact when you could get a used minivan with even more room for kids and the family dog? It's just a weird inbetween that only appeals to a certain audience.

[@weedmastersr]

BMW does make a 5 series wagon here in Europe. Mercedes, Volvo and BMW wagons are everywhere and used as workhorses by taxi companies and as police cars.

[@cbatiau2528]

I don't think that wagons were all that much budget cars. We grew up with wagons as a kid (1960s, 1970s) because we had a big family, and those wagons cost more than sedans did at the time (Buicks, Oldsmobiles, etc.). When my wife and I started our family in the 1980s, we got a Volvo wagon because we wanted the safety and practicality (and so justified a few thousand more dollars than getting a Chevy wagon at the time). We liked the Volvo wagons so much as a practical car that we just kept buying more over the decades, and still have a Volvo wagon. Personally, I'm not so keen on all the added luxury, but they have continued to make safe and practical wagons, while other manufacturers of less-expensive cars have bailed out on wagons. Luxury wagons do sell, at least in affluent areas of America; we continue to get them not because they are luxurious but because they are well made and practical and safe. I'd rather spend much less, but the Subarus and Buick Regal and other cheaper cars don't perform as well. I'll spend an extra $10k-$15k today to get something I'd just rather be in, even if I'd rather not spend that money. For us, we spend so much time in cars that we won't scrimp on safety or comfort. It's indeed interesting that Ferrari makes a 2-door "wagon", but they start at $300k. Yes, Porsche just came out with a wagon this year in the Sport Turismo, but it starts around $100k. Both the GTC4Lusso and Sport Turismo are beautiful cars, and yes, it's interesting that these sports-car manufacturers are actually selling them. The plug-in hybrid versions of the Panamera (which include both the hatchback and the Sport Turismo models) have actually out-sold the Volvo plug-in hybrids so far in 2018, while costing 1.5-2 times more; that's mind-boggling to me. I see lots of BMW and Mercedes and Audi wagons here in the northeastern USA. Personally, I wish that Volvo and others would make decent wagons in the $30k-$40k range, but they opt not to; I'd gladly give up some of those luxury items (like high-end audio systems, when base systems are almost always plenty fine today; advanced infotainment systems; leather seats; heated rear seats; extra-large wheels; panoramic sunroofs; etc.) that come as standard to get the costs down.

[@swright5690]

@@weedmastersr and they are glorious! 2012 530d xdrive owner

[@RjTheTrigun]

My dream wagon is the e63s amg. But in reality I'll probably get the v90 polestar and get it tuned.

[@edgarvelasco7130]

Alex, great review. In your opinion, what is the best used Volvo wagon in teens of reliability, practicality, and aesthetics? Thanks

[@Vamanos46]

4:36 past Volvos that I have looked into over the past years (s60, v60, xc70, etc) all have had at least 3500lb tow capacity.... I guess the s60 and v60 now makes an exception with its 2000lbs rating. 😒

[@ddelin100]

In Sweden the V60 T6 has a 2000kg tow rating, so I guess he mixed up lbs and kg.

[@connorPiper0]

You could buy a P3 (2007-2016) V70/XC70 used for less or the same as a corolla.

[@dhruvakumar3795]

WAGONZ FOR PREZ!

[@mcalebeb]

Curious if they’d make a v40? Closest we’ll get to a modern c30. Can’t wait for the cross country...

[@sqrqlq]

Does this compete with the audi allroad?

[@EDHBlvd]

sqrqlq the V60 CC would be competition for A4 Allroad.

[@artagain8977]

Should be interesting to see how reliable this tc/sc engine will be after some hard mileage on it.

[@JoeDaFivefoota]

I think I just found my next car!

[@michaelscholfield7588]

Im still waiting to preorder the wagon i configured. I havent seen the option yet, guess ill find out when the price drops on the website.

[@michalklucz6907]

can't wait for V60CC. It may ba a killer. V90 is great but it has a single flaw.. it's too long for multiple UK parking spaces ;)

[@clairekennedy8767]

Great car and review! I’d love to see more of these on the road instead of Volvo crossovers. Oh well consumers are mindless.

[@cbatiau2528]

I think that the Cross Country versions of these wagons, which are raised by a few inches, are great compromises between these lower wagons and the crossovers, and look and handles much better than crossovers.

[@weirdshibainu]

Great review Alex. Do you think sedans will ever come back? I like the visibility of crossovers, but recently taking an 1800 mile road trip in a large sedan, I still think theres a lot to be said about the ride and handling of a bigger 4 door sedan. Thank you.

[@MJODellDC]

Looking forward to getting a PHEV V60 should they ever offer it in America! (And do Euro delivery!)

[@ryanlittleton5615]

I WANT!!!!

[@deet4895]

Does the wagon have to be special ordered like the V90? Are is it readily available at dealers?

[@reddevilunited77]

I swore I'd never buy another Volvo, but that looks amazing...

[@MrNemo721]

I am loving this Volvo. I am curious how this will stack up against the new G21 3 series wagon (If they release it in the US) One of those two will be next car

[@elestromusicgamesfun1101]

Americans are so cute, just discovering that Wagons are the way to go :)

[@mohammadfarajzadehtehrani88]

between this, allroad, and X3 which one do you recommend? I love wagons, but BMW has a better engine/transmission. Audi looks more cramped inside.

[@volsfan0911]

According to several forums (bimmerfest, bimmerpost, etc.) the G20 (next gen 3 series) will NOT make it in wagon guise to the US market. Which is a crying shame because it's a damned great looking, and highly practical vehicle. BMWNA has wielded the profit knife pretty hard for this generation - no manuals, no touring and all NA bound vehicles will be hecho en Mexico at the new plant when it comes online April 2019. Which probably also kills Euro Delivery options as well.

[@cbatiau2528]

This is true of lots of car brands' wagons that are only sold overseas -- not bringing their wagons to America. It is a shame. It's actually surprising that Porsche brought its Sport Turismo to the USA this year. But wagons tend to look better, in my opinion, than most sedans. As for BMW, don't they have automatic transmissions with manual option built in, with or without paddle shifters? Even Porsches don't have manual-only transmissions any more, and they are really fun to drive in manual mode with the paddle shifters on the steering wheel.

[@ZestyLemonBoi]

Блестящий!

[@yuenchiu6]

It is too bad Volvo does not offer V60 T6 or T8. It would be a perfect combo for the punch, comfort, and practicality

[@cbatiau2528]

they apparently are both coming also...

[@diegomontoya8889]

So how many different models did you drive in this review? I'm guessing one of them was not the V60 XC however... Do you think that'll be a 2021 Model?

[@chunkynugget]

10:35 It says "Nothing is better" in Swedish. Lol!

[@AAutoBuyersGuide]

Gvetvis ;-)

[@geezgoddamn]

I WANT ONE

[@ardk1804]

Looking forward to see comparisons for s60 and v60 with other vehicles

[@samaanam76]

Please Genesis make Wagon version of G70 or G80 because for sure will be more reliable, longer warranty, and worth every penny unlike European or American cars. Thank you Alex.

[@MrHav1k]

They won't make a wagon for the 5 people that would buy it. People barely even by sedans anymore. It's all about the crossover/SUV. I'm shocked Genesis doesn't have that yet.

[@cbatiau2528]

@@MrHav1k They sell wagons a lot overseas. Here in the USA, the top three sellers right now are pickup trucks; the next three top sellers are (small-ish) SUVs. But 7th, 8th, and 9th places goes to the Camry, Accord, and Civic. So lots of sedans are still being bought in the USA.

[@jjlovelord]

Like wagon a lot, But only Volvo and BMw to choose from in the US..........

[@SWTrailsAndWheels]

Where's the plug-in powertrain?

[@linuseriksson533]

When you call a s90 a wagon. Feels like a serious video...

[@bobthebuilder372]

When will the V60 be available for sale in the USA?

[@cbatiau2528]

In the next few months, I hear (late 2018, early 2019), with the V60 Cross Country wagon to follow in early 2019.

[@JabbaDuhHut]

Thank you, Volvo, for not caving to fake exhaust tips. And that "City Weave?" No. It looks like a 1985 Volkswagen Golf interior.

[@weedmastersr]

I like that retro fabric on the seats. Looks cool.

[@cbatiau2528]

well, there is dual exhaust, but in the upper-scale model that Alex described with the wider, flat exhaust tips, the pipes coming out are still the same size -- they've just created those larger tips for looks (the smaller real pipes can be seen inside if you look closely, and are only about 1/3 the size of the larger, wide tips.

[@davidg4026]

I'd say you're being too generous, that material looks more like it was stolen from an '85 VW Fox interior!

[@isaks3243]

what an epic fail, the absolutely first thing he says! S90 isn't a wagon, it's a sedan. the V90 is the wagon

[@philipchenmba]

The side view actually looks a little bit like Porsche Panamera.

[@SSS-mp8th]

Is it common to have manufacturer to have reviews out months before it goes on sale? Seems like the V60 is taking forever to be released.

[@edipires15]

SS S the V60 has been released in Europe for a few months now

[@SSS-mp8th]

Edi Pires I Thought this and the S60 were being produced in the new U.S. Volvo plant. So they shipped them overseas first? Or is the V60 produced some where else?

[@cbatiau2528]

@@SSS-mp8th .... S60 in Charleston, SC; V90 in Sweden and/or Belgium

[@SSS-mp8th]

That explains it then thanks.

[@MrDoctorm3]

please please please review the range rover velar!!!!

[@robertmontgomery7158]

So Volvo makes great seats, but some seats are better than others?

[@melkersjunnesson3768]

Here in sweden we Will get a t5 phev

[@art-vandelay]

No R-Design trim for this model?

[@michaelscholfield7588]

There is a R-Design trim for the V60 on the website.

[@andrewtaylor9799]

It's over 187 inches long, yet only has 48.2 cubic feet of cargo space with the seats folded down. For comparison, a standard VW Golf is 167.5 inches long and has 52.7 cubic feet of cargo space. No, just no.

[@normt5463]

Sort of porky for a small vehicle? I still have my 2004 Saab 9-5 Arc wagon with under 190,000 miles...

[@cbatiau2528]

Alex, I don't see any reviewers talk about that silver-colored drive-mode roller button in the center console, in any critical manner. I think that it looks ridiculous, it handles horribly for a driver (not in a good location to reach and not easy to dial and push to get to another mode), and the drive-mode controls should only be on the steering wheel (as in other car brands). What do you think? This is one of several things that made me choose another car brand this past year after seriously looking at the new Volvo 90 series (XC90, S90, V90) as well as the XC60; the interiors of these cars simply look overly feminine and simultaneously less practical. And there's also the matter of the problems with the Sensus infotainment system, which is a serious safety issue in terms of putting too much to distract the driver in only the computer screen (climate controls in particular).

[@chm2]

2:22 Spoiler alert

[@inane5020]

Wow tad looooong I meant that generation I can fit the whole clan in it.😂😋😶🤔

[@vq37zu]

no manual in our side of the pond?

[@cbatiau2528]

They are all automatic transmission with the ability to shift into manual mode, and some Volvos have paddle shifters on the steering wheel. You can't get Porsches anymore with all-manual transmissions; Porsches come in automatic transmissions with manual option via paddle shifters, and they work really well. Even Ferraris come this way now; I drove a 650-hp FF with automatic transmission and manual paddle shifters, and it was a lot of fun to drive.

[@vq37zu]

@@cbatiau2528 what you said is all true but do a little research and you'll find out that the manual S60 is actually available in some countries. Volvo has been making some weird decisions in the Americas lately.

[@miguelbaeza65]

You said s90 instead of v90 on 0:21

[@blakeosbun6371]

Ok lower the price please 🙏🙏

[@smovol1847]

Alex, s/v60 are MID SIZE! V40 (which doesn't selling in US) is a compact, not V60!

[@juanjovista1]

No, they are compacts.The 90s are mid size, because they compete with the E class and 5 series.The v40 is a sub compact vehicle.If the s/V60 were mid size, the 90s would be full size, which they are not.

[@smovol1847]

Juan José Osorio Salazar You are confused. A segment - supermini. B segment - subcompact. C segment - compact. D segment - mid-size. E segment - executive or large-size. F segment - full size. Typical examples: supermini - Fiat 500, subcompact - Ford Fiesta, compact - Chevrolet Cruze, mid-size - Subaru Legacy, executive - Toyota Avalon, full-size - Jaguar XJ. As for as Volvo: V40 - compact (C). S60/V60 - mid-size (D). S90-V90 - executive (E).

[@juanjovista1]

@@smovol1847 If that was the case, the 3 series would be a medium size vehicle,which it is not.in the BMW range , the 3 series is a compact sedan, the 5 a medium size and the 7 a full size.The s60 is in the same category as the 3 series, therefore making it a compact car.

[@smovol1847]

Juan José Osorio Salazar From which times 3 series is a compact car? 3 series - was for a long time an entry-level car in BMW's range, but it always was MID-size and plays in D-segment in european classification. 5 series - executive car, it always plays in a big sedan's area - segment E. It's premium competitors are S90, E-class, A6, XF, while Nissan Maxima, Toyota Avalon, Chevrolet Impala play in the same size-category, but not premium. And 7 series - full-size car or F-segment in euro-classification. Autos, which play in the same categoty: A8, S-class, XJ, Ghost, Flying Spur, Phantom, Mulsanne, Rapide and even Panamera.

[@juanjovista1]

@@smovol1847 In your previous comment you said that mid size and executive were the same.Now you are putting the 3 and 5 series in those categories.You can literally go to Wikipedia and it says it is a compact luxury car

[@timryan4518]

I’m number 8. And that’s w notifications off

[@LayneSteighlee]

hmmm the S90 is not a wagon....you meant V90

[@matthewoesch2364]

I think it’s funny you always mention amber turn signals in your videos. I could care less, and actually prefer the cleaner look of all red.

[@daytonasayswhat9333]

V90 is the wagon. Not S90.

[@lenwoodcruze3594]

So yeah,when ya gonna modify that title? I keep reading it as a "street worker" instead of what it actually means....

[@paulbryan1969]

This is not a compact size vehicle it's a mid sized. Plus why are you comparing v60 with s90 surely it should be v90

[@MrHav1k]

The only thing I wonder about is how reliable it will be long term. These European cars are known for having parts break out of warranty and bankrupting you when they do. Probably going to be better to lease this one.

[@cbatiau2528]

And lots of Volvo enthusiasts buying these new supercharged/turbocharged 60- and 90-series vehicles are leasing them exactly because they are worried how long they'll last, compared to Volvos of yesteryear. New infotainment systems (including especially the current Volvo one) in cars are also going to be very dated in appearance and usefulness in a very short years, making it less likely that lots of these new Volvos will be kept for hundreds of thousands of miles.

[@audaciousifti]

Ok but what if it had 3 rows

[@damiend.7406]

These new wagons look like some boring dodge/tesla crossover thing mixed in with some uppity BMW flair - screw them, old P1 Volo's or nothing! in rust we trust!

[@rgawt1870]

Shame that Buick regal tourX is gone for good. It actually looked better than this volvo