Driven- 2020 Volvo V60 Cross Country in Sweden

[@johngaudet6316]

Most Americans don't understand a wagon handles better, rides better, mpgs, is safer, is way more versatile than any sedan out there.

[@rightlanehog3151]

#WeWantWagons

[@h3e44]

John Gaudet i learned that when I had my Jeep in for repairs can’t wait to get one these

[@eleonik76]

Versatility and ride yes,but how did you figure out the handling,mpg and safety?

[@zoom5024]

@@eleonik76 pretty sure he ment truck.

[@the_OCD_Garage]

S.T T. That’s basics, big heavy tall brick vs a small short light wagon... also for validation look up MPG ratings, and safety ratings that are on every window sticker.

[@AyoBrownKid]

I don't care how many people walk in front of you shooting, I am always going to watch your videos. I love your reviews and Driven is the only page that I have my notifications on on youtube. Keep being awesome Tom!!!!!!

[@DrivenCarReviews]

Everyone was in a hurry.

[@aayonce4]

I concor! Him and Steve Hammous ( sorry if i butchered his last name ) Yes they are great reviewers with poise and sophistication that people like us can appreciate!!

[@richk794]

I own a 2016 version of this car, I’ve had it for a year now, love it! I bought it for $14,500 US under MSRP, and certified with 7 year/100K miles warranty included! Where can you get a deal like that? It was the last one they had left at the end of the year, they had 3 of them collecting dust on the showroom. This was the most loaded of the 3 ‘16’s to boot! Why a 2016 you ask? The last one with a real 5 cylinder with a real growl to it, doesn’t sound like a 4 cylinder vacuum cleaner when you rev it! No shitty start/stop feature, no big iPad in the middle of the dash, and one of THE last true Volvo’s made! Volvo for life ❤️ my SwedishMetal!

[@MFrrFrr]

Very good deal and choise! I own 2015 R Design version with REAL T6 (3.0 I-6 engine, 6 speed automatic). The last dinosaur! T6 of 2017 (4 cylinder) 8 speed is not so reliable. Good old days are passing.. :( Soon we will get 2 cylinders with 4 turbos with no soul or Duracell's bunnies..

[@georgeetoile6686]

I bought a used 4 year old 2015 V60 T5 AWD with only 23,500 km on it. Price $23,995 Cdn vs original price of over $42,000 Cdn. It came off lease and was immaculate, and obviously garaged a lot. That is 4 years of depreciation with only 1 year equivalent use! The bargains are out there if you look.

[@MarcelloTheBandit]

Hilariously, this is why I got my V60 Cross Country. Yes it's a 2017 model, but it does a nice job on trails and dirt roads. It replaced a 2006 S60 T5 that also bombed a dirt road in its time. Even only fwd, the S60 did better in snow than a lot of 4wd trucks around here.

[@Chris9017]

I drive the VERY OLD 1998 Cross Country V70XC and it's slowly starting to die from old age now that it's 21 years old with almost 200K miles on it. It's been a great car, and after seeing the new V60 Cross Country, I am sold, and will most DEFINITELY put my name down for an order for this car.

[@clairekennedy8767]

Chris9017 yay!!!

[@MarkGory]

Chris9017 mines a 2006 with 320k on the clock. One day (soon) I’ll be able to afford a new one.

[@elmhurst86]

WOW, WOW, WOW!!!! Sooooo beautiful!!! In the past, people who needed more room would buy a station wagon. It amazes me with all the dire predictions of climate change/global warming, North Americans are buying huge SUV's, while Europe is leading the way with smaller vehicles. It's a shame we can't get the Plug-In Hybrid version here in North America. This is one vehicle I'm just drooling over.

[@jbc-3975]

the v60 is - hands down - one of the best looking vehicles on the mkt .. the bigger backseat in this lastest iteration makes it very usable and practical as well. Some minor problems with the gorgeous but sometimes hard to use infotainment system would seem to be the only demerit. MPG could also be a bit better. I believe they are working on integrating mild hybrid tech into all their vehicles. If MPG could get closer to 30 without increasing the price point this would be a no-brainer.

[@peregrinesmith6335]

As an XC70 (2004 & 2014) owner, I am looking forward to the V60 XC. I much prefer the wagon profile. Wagons handle better than crossovers and SUVs,~ there is still some little boy racer in me that prefers handling over space in the sky. BTW, the Volvo touch screen is easy to use on day 2, it becomes very intuitive.

[@darrinmc]

Gorgeous car. I wish they would use more physical controls on the dash. I find touch screens require too much focus to operate. It's very distracting.

[@__-fm5qv]

Tbh this is the only thing (apart from money) stopping me from getting a new volvo. For now I'll stick to my little C30 until maybe the next gen of volvo hatches and estates/wagons xD

[@Loostyc]

I don't really know why people are so bothered. :D I almost never need to use the screen. :D I set the navi before I leave and than that's it I just drive :D Maybe the camera when parking, but than I stop the car, so...

[@Thumbii]

Voice commands? I have a 2013 S60 and even that one is OK when using voice commands so I can only guess the new ones are heaps better.

[@originalswede]

@@__-fm5qv How is the C30? I might be in need for a car soon and thinking about getting a C30, how do you feel it compare to a polo or golf?

[@__-fm5qv]

@Cowsy The C30 has been lovely so far in the month that I've owned it! The model I've got is the 2.0 L petrol. So not as fast as the T5 would be if your thinking of that but speed wise its what Id describe "adequate/pleasant", because it gets up to speed nicely without revving the balls off it but its not amazing fast either, its more relaxed. I can't comment on what its like compared to the golf but I have driven the 1.2L Polo before. The polo is suprisingly nippy at low speeds I found, but it lacks a bit of punch and feeling of stability at higher motorway speeds compared to the C30. In other aspects of driving I found the gearbox on the polo to be slicker and easier, with the C30 being notchier and more mechanical in feel. So its a toss up of what you prefer. The steering in both is pretty direct, you always know where your pointing, but not much feel from either through the wheel like most cars. I would say that if you need to park in tight spaces a lot the polo is definitely easier as its narrower (the C30 really does feel suprisingly wide at times) and has a smaller turning circle. Both cars have plenty of room in the front with the C30 having maybe a little more in back, but sacrificing a middle seat and some boot space. And both cars are generally fairly comfortable to drive imo. Personally I'd go with the C30 just for the look of it alone, I am a little bias though xD. But both are competent cars and I certainly wouldn't rule out either until youve driven them.

[@ForgotToMentionThat]

Just by reading the first ten comments, it’s easy to see that, it is a classy, positive bunch that follow this channel.

[@jon4lakers]

The best in the biz!

[@PaulHo]

Test some Volvos now.

[@reshmireshmi7244]

Voxin

[@ongkondeb3928]

This guy makes some of the best videos.

[@buoyant69]

As a Minnesotan who has escaped the state for warmer lands - twice - but returned, the one positive aspect of those really cold winter days is some truly breathtaking sunrises and sunsets (preferably enjoyed behind well-insulated glass... with a crackling fire soundtrack in the background). Love the video (and the Volvos). Well done!

[@rightlanehog3151]

It keeps the mosquitoes away.

[@Sayua-chan]

Beautiful place. I don't mind the cold. That view 12:25 is heartwarming anyways :)

[@richardcomerford1828]

I understand that the Swedish weather has followed you home.

[@rustlesee]

V40 Cross Country and this would be a killer in my book. Total fan of these raised hatches, so happy to see them pushing these out.

[@Aliakbar.m]

Gorgeous car, Amazing views of Sweden and a Perfect video! Thank you Tom!

[@sjh60633]

I just bought one and love it. So much fun to drive and excellent on gas even with the all wheel. This thing is great in snow and in dynamic mode, the thing takes off.

[@Pepegium]

Yes volvos rule. The V70 taxi you see in the beginning is a 2015 with 380000kms on the clock 9 months ago. Probably 450k or more by now even tho it looks to be in a quite good condition. :)

[@BernonCars]

0:48 - I love a clean swipe from a rear wiper. Lol

[@heretustay]

it truly is the little things

[@Sanpedranoazul]

WHat a gorgeous wagon this is, great shootings Tom!

[@JDelta87]

Really good analysis of the V60 given the amount of time you had with it. Also, thanks for using that outro as it really drove home just how pressed for time everyone was and your dedication to providing us with content.

[@jean-louislonne7033]

Tom, this is wonderful, I admire how you kept good humor even to the end. And thanks for talking about a wagon!, Station wagons are the best, most practical of cars, and to my eye often very stylish. Glad Volvo is keeping the fire burning. REPLY

[@chele089]

Haha love the nav showing you you're in the water.

[@DrivenCarReviews]

Yeah, the USS Volvo.

[@TheHelghast1138]

@@DrivenCarReviews Ha! Awesome! 😎😎😎

[@richardklangf4443]

It's because the cars are being testdriven on a frozen lake...

[@nor7onnex208]

@@richardklangf4443 Actuallly that is the sea.

[@cornbread70s4]

Was never a fan of station wagons....until now! Great great review. Thanks for all the hard work...and frostbite 🥶

[@cruisyguy]

Loved that you mentioned your Minnesota roots. Record snows here in Minneapolis in February, 4-6" of snow last night. Sun is shining. It is spectacular here like it is there in Sweden.

[@DrivenCarReviews]

When it was -10 in Sweden, it was 10 degrees colder in Minneapolis and Chicago. Don't think we weren't talking about it.

[@cruisyguy]

Driven Car Reviews that was one of our milder days. LOL. We’ve survived this winter so far. It’s been a slog. I’m reading a Seattle has had it relatively rough as well. I will say your reviews are top notch honest informative and realistic. Oh and a bit of humor goes a long way. Keep up the good work I look forward to each and every review.

[@dborked]

Wagons are the best! Heads up - 'descent' is misspelled at 8:08.

[@DrivenCarReviews]

Damn autocorrect

[@Forgotten_Foods]

In norway we also favor wagons over sedans. Only strange old men drives a sedan here!

[@toh3211]

Very great review especially for the short amount of time you were there

[@keanuneo-k2w]

Thanks for a great summary, nice job rolling with the punches. Had not idea I would like the cross country but the more I look the more I like. Great-looking car.

[@dlg5485]

Great video, Tom! I love wagons too and Volvo makes very pretty ones. We Americans can be misguided fools sometimes.

[@redmusichouse]

The only channel that I have notifications for. Well done again, Tom!

[@redmusichouse]

And I don't like ABBA either! LOL

[@John-km2uw]

Tom Voelk never disappoints on a car review. Thank you for braving a long, cold trip to Sweden. Excellent video, by the way...j

[@edwardh8853]

Another excellent video! Our family still runs a 98 V90 and a 92 240 that are going strong.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Those were the days. Where were your Volvos manufactured?

[@bratan_archer]

You mean V70?

[@edwardh8853]

Both cars were manufactured in Sweden (in Torslanda if I remember right) and the wagon was the last of the 960 series rebadged V90 in 1998.

[@bratan_archer]

@@edwardh8853 pretty sure it was rebadged V70 (first gen)

[@edwardh8853]

Jure Pičulin No, the vehicle is a rear drive 6 cylinder model based on the 960 series.

[@woodrows]

0:39 "Volvo rules here" and the 2nd taxi is a Skoda Octavia 😉. Years ago people laughed when Skoda promised that their closest competitor within five years would be Volvo. Turns out they have kept their promise.

[@Raven1180]

Very nice vid Tom. Enjoyed the views.

[@orestes720]

I think I'm starting to like these new Volvos! Tom, you sure do get to go on some fascinating adventures - congrats!

[@dowcarpenter1]

Tom, you're the best. I don't even have a car and I just love watching your videos.

[@ruzzelladrian907]

2:15 I see a filament bulb. I die a little inside when I see an expensive car with filament bulb turn signals lights.

[@tomaszj.9608]

So fun!! I hope you enjoyed yourself 😄 Volvos are dope!

[@ldodom]

Even jet-lagged, you've given the best review thus far! Eager to know the V90 Cross Country updates, as well.

[@alireza442fr]

I like this video so much. Thank you 😀

[@isaacrichards9448]

I really like the V60 Cross Country Wagon! I really like Volvo’s in general! My first Volvo was a Grey 240 DL Wagon. Loved it to death. Rode like it was on a cloud. I think I might have to get the V60 CC Wagon. I’m impressed!

[@pauloleary9464]

Never seen your channel before - great review! A+

[@aytensahin373]

Love that car!!

[@jordan0chang]

Hi Tom, I'm watching this at work with your brother. Love your videos!

[@DrivenCarReviews]

Tell John to get back to work!

[@BuiltForSpeed]

Those look beautiful

[@postxtito]

"well your a journalist you make tons of money ..... OH! SO MUCH" lol. the sarcasm was palpable. LOL (by the way, if i had the money, and could afford a volvo, the XC brand would be right on my sights, love volvo wagons)

[@travelinben1966]

Love it.Can’t wait to test drive one!

[@BrendanMacWade]

This is a great alternative to the XC40. If demand isn't too crazy, it can be a more pleasant buying experience as well.

[@ilieilie79]

I will own v 60 cross soon ı hope and watching your videos.Nice explaining you express the car's driving feeling accurately ı like your videos👏🏻

[@sveddish]

The V in V60 actually stands for Vagn which is short for herrgårdsvagn, or wagon in Anglo Saxon

[@JuanRamirez-td9uu]

Volvo 4 Life

[@isaks3243]

it can't have been that cold, but i'm a northerner so i'm used to the cold and the snow and as long as it isn't below 35c is it good enough to go snowboarding.

[@Matt-tb5un]

Your content is superb! Thanks for braving the cold for all of us.

[@DrivenCarReviews]

It was actually kind of nice, until my fingers nearly froze off.

[@olamorken]

Great work as always.

[@nicktencaat8816]

We have an xc60 t8 inscription. Its a great car.

[@craigw.scribner6490]

Great video, Tom! It made me cold just watching it! The interior shots with your RX10 look good. Thanks!

[@huto9606]

Great Video from the end of the earth - so cold

[@limbet11]

Great shots👍😃

[@Cleo-ix2kd]

Such a pretty place. I wanna go

[@Mr_Seppo]

My home town, we had -32 C last week :)

[@DrivenCarReviews]

And we were all talking that it was colder in Chicago and Minneapolis than it was in northern Sweden at the time.

[@deu8894]

thoroughly enjoyed this video

[@GonzoTheRosarian]

I wish they were available in the US now...

[@rainbowz218]

Good job.

[@2jazzen]

Like always , Fantastic review!!♥

[@ericjyeutter]

Love your videos!

[@hellojlxue]

Love this color! Is it Denim Blue or Osmium Grey?

[@keithnewton8981]

I do not understand why americans do not like estate car. You always had huge saloons we in europe love the estate car and they are more versatile than suvs . The mercedes e class cross county, volvo v90 skoda superb audi a6 Then we have v60 skoda Octavia, ford mondeo, peugeot 508, audi A4, vauxhall opel insignia (buick regal), vw passat, kia optima, hyundai i40, mercedes cls sb, mercedes cla shooting brake, toyota corolla, kia proceed these are just a small selrction of the estate car available across europe

[@godemperorofmankind7255]

Mostly the stigma associated with station wagons over here, along with there being no viable affordable option for people in the middle class. Station wagons are seen as old fashion and only for old people. Also, the only estates here are luxury wagons and crappy VW wagons. While in Europe they may seem reliable. Over here, they are seen as unreliable, overpriced, and parts are priced over the roof compared to competition. Not a middle class vehicle. Fun fact by the way. Most SUV's are really just higher wagons. Yes, they get similar gas mileage, room, and more. So there are wagons, but they are called compact SUV's in the United States.

[@georgeetoile6686]

I bought a V60 instead of a XC60 was due to the excessively high loading height in the rear. Otherwise the cars are essentially the same.

[@kevinb.jonesphotography4571]

Great report!

[@martinkleinman2522]

wow, looks like a great car. were those studded nokians? how did they feel on dry pavement (or, was there any dry pavement?)

[@DrivenCarReviews]

I know there were two different brands depending on T5 or T8. I lost my notes with which was which.

[@jlgolson]

I had a set of Nokian Hakkapeliitta 9's (the tires used here) on my old V60. They performed well on dry pavement, just very loud. The Nokian R3 is the studless variant.

[@michaelhill6321]

Awesome review! very very good

[@wanttoplae]

Fun video. I moved to Seattle for the same reasons! Keep up the great work. Another awesome video. I’m telling all my car geek friends that they have to subscribe to your channel.

[@martinh4509]

Massive lag at 3:06, didn't Volvo say they updated the processor for this year? 🤣

[@DrivenCarReviews]

Keep in mind I'm wearing gloves.

[@SterlingSigurdsen]

The tires on that V60 CC are Nexen Winguard Winspike 3 tires?

[@bulletnutz6382]

Hi Tom thanks for a nice vid! Very fun to watch! About the tires i would be very surprised if they were using any other studded tires than Nokian Hakkapelitta 8 (or maby 9) since this is the best tires there is for this condisions. The finns make the best tires for winterconditions - period! (I`m swedish btw). Second best tires - in my humble opinion - is the Continental ContiIceContact 2 tiers. All test during the past years puts the Hakka 8 on top and i use them myself 🙂.

[@DrivenCarReviews]

I'm pretty sure there were different brands on the T5 and T8 but I can't remember which was which. Sorry, lost my notes.

[@bulletnutz6382]

Hi Tom! Its Nokian Hakka 9, watch at 10:20🙂 - thanks again for your really good and fun to watch vid!!

[@DrivenCarReviews]

The others were Michelins says Jordan my drive partner

[@engelcrona]

Another jättabra review from Voelk. Lovely to see northern Sweden. There's a Volvo dealership a block from me in NE Seattle. Look forward to drooling over these. By the way Tom, did this trip prep you for Seattle's Snowmaggeddon 2019?!

[@DrivenCarReviews]

Sweden is much better prepared. Just saying...

[@93455Driver]

Looks a fun shoot, Volvo is definitely hitting them out of the park. The S60 T6 AWD is pretty awesome, a definite alt. to the German brands.

[@flemmingsorensen5470]

GREAT review! Just ordered a V60 Inscription to replace my last generation V60. Great cars, especially when you live up here in Scandinavia 😉

[@fatbaldandhappy]

This would be my next car if I could afford it. Love wagons with an extra boost of off roadability. Perfect blend!

[@wcresponder]

Volvo has joint forces battlefield awareness communications, I'm waiting till next year when they bring out the weaponized version. No more soccer mom....now it's SOCO-MOM.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Hi Tom, I share your gushing enthusiasm for 'ladder-free' utility vehicles aka station wagons and look forward to the day we have a full selection of them at approximately 50% of this price point. You also deserve great credit for being upfront about the generosity of Geely in financing the trip. Have you already calculated how many acres of Douglas Fir you will have to plant In Washington to cover your carbon footprint for this rapid fire visit to the Arctic? #SaveTheWagon

[@georgeetoile6686]

Buy low mileage lightly used Volvos. Same thrill, less money!

[@timlomd]

Hey Tom, what kind of tires did they equip the cars with? Those look like studded tires @10:19 and I doubt anybody in the USA routinely uses studded tires and they make a world of difference when driving in wintry conditions

[@jlgolson]

Nokian Hakkapeliitta 9. They're available in the US, but I run the Nokian Hakka R3 on my V60. Similar tire but studless.

[@blezzam2k6]

Fun fact, you need to have winter tires on your vehicle (studded or non-studded) between 1 December and 31 March by law in Sweden, if there is snow on the road that is.

[@K03sport]

Tom, glad you had a nice trip. If I was in the market for a $45kUS wagon, the V60 (T5 Momentun) is tops on the list; however, I'm not, so the Alltrack-S/SE 6spd is where my money ($30K) will go when that day comes. Volvos are getting better, but still too many add-on packages that kill the "value" side of the equation. It's amazing what the right tires can do. Again, Volvo has my money, if I had that much to give for a car.

[@georgeetoile6686]

Buy a used, low mileage car and enjoy the benefits, it you don't mind being a couple of years behind the latest and greatest.

[@MrNemo721]

Damn! no T6 version of the cross country? Well at least the regular T6 gets it. Hope the base T5 is up to the task.

[@tommihelich2613]

Pretty good review Tom. For me it was nice to hear your comments on the advanced driving beam headlights currently under review by our government. According to the IIHS website these may become legal in the US by 2020. About ten years after they were introduced in Europe. Also your mention of the less than easy interface on the touchscreen. Too bad they haven’t gone back to knobs and buttons for some of the controls. I’ve owned a couple Volvo’s from the mid oughts and loved their comfort and utility.

[@DrivenCarReviews]

The days of knobs and buttons are numbered, much will be put into the touch screen. The right amount of buttons is an art form.

[@dcjimr1]

Was that Mark Takahashi? I sooo love the design of this car but I'm old-fashioned and desire more knobs to control things. Another fabulous video, Tom!

[@DrivenCarReviews]

Yup

[@nikhilsrl]

You don't like ABBA 😡. Great quality video. Binging your uploads.

[@janikmahlen4893]

Tom! Awesome video! I truly believe in the wagon as well. I wish more people would give them a chance. And hey, you are from Minnesota?

[@DrivenCarReviews]

Duluth to be specific.. And proud of it, if you couldn't tell.

[@janikmahlen4893]

@@DrivenCarReviews Duluth is good wagon country! I am down in Minneapolis. 6 speed manual BMW 328i Wagon E91! Even more of a random combination in the USA haha.

[@DrivenCarReviews]

@@janikmahlen4893 Love MPLS! I worked at WCCO for a few years before moving to Seattle.

[@tombloem1]

Which color is the car?

[@Paltmonster]

It's brackish water in Luleå...

[@peterboil4064]

Fahrenheit? I'm dying.

[@tygastfield613]

Haha, “that’s why I moved to Seattle”. We got 12 + inches of snow in Seattle over the last week or so.

[@DrivenCarReviews]

Tell me about it. I live in the middle of a very steep hill.

[@SSS-mp8th]

I love the V60 and V90 I just don't have the budget. I'd need Hyundai another mainstream brand to offer one. The TourX is in the price range I just don't find it compelling in terms of what you get. The outback is slow, has a CVT and feels spartan. You pay a lot more for the Volvo but it's a beautiful car inside and out and feels luxurious whereas I find recent Hyundai's and Kia's to have better interiors than Buick.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Almost everybody sells budget wagons in Europe and almost nobody sells them over here. Hopefully these luxury wagons start a trend that filters down to the rest of us.

[@SSS-mp8th]

@@rightlanehog3151 With the prevalence of CUVs, larger space and low cost of fuel I don't see it happening. I'd love it but I'm not hopeful. One of the things that I've seen is a bit of a self fulfilling prophecy. The wagons cost as much as the CUV counterparts (V90/XC90) or are special order or limited in some other way then they don't sell. Then the manufacturer says see U.S. buyers don't want wagons. I can see the point to a degree most buying for utility don't really care about driving dynamics so may as well get a larger CUV for the same money. There are very few performance wagons and if they are offered then they are very expensive. E63, CTS-V, etc. I would love a wagon with a mustang or camaro engine for Mustang and Camaro money.

[@DrivenCarReviews]

Try used. I bought two XC70 in great shape, each for around 12K.

[@SSS-mp8th]

@@DrivenCarReviews I nearly got a 328i wagon at one point and I may look at CPO v90's. In reality I'll probably be like most of America and end up with a 3 row CUV (Telluride). The value proposition is huge.

[@Chris9017]

Just got mine fresh off the truck 2 days ago!!!! Video review coming soon!!!!

[@jasper_north]

How I much -(?) miss the XC70.....it’s on the limit but it beats all SPA’s. Sorrrry. Swedespeed will agree.

[@stephenhendricks103]

Hey Tom, I assume you've probably returned to Seattle by now. And I'm wondering if you brought the Swedish winter with you when you returned. I hear that the snowstorm we've been experiencing this week in the south Puget Sound heaviest in 40 years! If you're in Seattle I suspect you feel like you're back in Minnesota...except for the hills and inexperienced fellow drivers, of course. :) As for the V60, what a great looking car. Over the years I've owned both a Volvo and a Saab wagon and loved them both. I'll never forgive GM for destroying the Saab brand but at least the Chinese were intelligent enough to infuse Volvo with desperately needed capital and otherwise leave it alone to follow its tradition and instincts. My neighbor has the V90 version and it's a great vehicle but the V60 is more my taste in terms of size. I was intrigued by the pilot program in Scandinavia you mentioned that enables Volvos to communicate driving conditions among nearby vehicles. Not appropriate for the US where there are too few Volvos to make it useful, of course, but if Volvo licensed the technology to other manufacturers it would be a useful feature. All in all, a great review in trying conditions. Thanks, as usual.

[@DrivenCarReviews]

I'm back and have shoveled my walk for the fifth time. Most people bring back a coffee cup or a T-shirt. I brought back a weather system.

[@DigitalYojimbo]

3:42 fog lamp out already ?!

[@tobbel9666]

Turning lights, turns on when you direct the wheels.. steered a little bit right there

[@RA-lh9uh]

i have V40 2015 front wheel drive. i just cant tell you how much i hate turning ratio of that car. a bus can turn more and faster. especially i hate it when i have to park sideways. its just not possible to get in the line with other cars if you have no 3 parking spaces of space. i hope this car is better at turning. but to mention the comfort.... best seat ever

[@starky4670]

Good job. Like👍