The Volvo XC90 - The common issues and should you buy one used? | ReDriven used car review

[@jamesmcneilage5158]

Have owned one of each generation long term, never had an issue. A couple of recalls that were communicated early and fixed at service. Great cars.

[@mrnicktoyou]

I have this weird fantasy of owning one of these one day and reversing at the pick up parking at Ikea and loading the boot with cupboards and chairs that I bought.

[@muhsin_sultan]

You, my dear sir, are a certified family man

[@mrnicktoyou]

@@muhsin_sultan well, I do have 3 young kids, so I'm definitely that, lol

[@kvnxyz]

@@mrnicktoyou That’s sounds beautiful 🎉🎉

[@VicodinElmo]

That’s the dream.

[@Chris0-58]

"...it might look fabulous on the outside like some of my exes, inside there are some issues going on." I felt that.

[@kevinbarry71]

Yes, me also

[@calamarininjabeast5866]

European cars are like crazy hot girls, once the honeymoon period is over cut ‘em loose

[@songseternal]

Muso life...

[@vanburn777]

😂😂😂

[@ColdSplash]

That’s exactly the reason why I waited for 8 years before I finally bought one - brand new. Fingers crossed all major issues are address by Volvo by now.

[@alanngli]

Love this car, but I had to make sure I sell it before the warranty runs out. For the 54 months I had it, it had the following replaced under warranty: 1. Steering wheel electronic 2. Oxygen sensor 3. Engine mount 4. Seat heater 5. Rear cup holder And the following considered consumables: 1. One set of front brake pads and discs 2. Two sets of rear brake pads and discs 3. Both batteries I might also add that the stop start never worked well for me which forces me to stop quite abruptly so the engine doesn’t come back to life again. The suspension roughness mentioned in this video is also accurate. But both of these issues appear to have been rectified in later revision when I drove a MY19 loaner with larger wheels.

[@Ce0ammer]

That's unbelievable subpar quality.

[@aimanrahman8078]

Welp. That was heartbreaking. The “what goes wrong” part was like learning your crush doesn’t like you back. You felt it was probably that way, but you wished it was not.😢😅😊

[@theairstig9164]

Traditional Swedish music. Spot on

[@dylans9764]

Adam likes Volvos and therefore is a man of culture! Amazingly stylish and comfortable seems to be the theme for Volvos. I've had an NA 850 and Mk1 S40 years ago, and they were lovely but had a list of issues (electricals, engine). That said, though, these newer cars are on another level of hell. I may say this as a Volvo fan, but if they made more reliable cars, they'd be the best carmaker out there.

[@sandmont5562]

Puts the credit card back in the pocket … walks slowly away from the counter

[@yslee1401]

And it’s rigged with Chinese spyware

[@gut45]

​@@yslee1401oh noo chinese or American

[@catalinbanu9049]

Lame boae

[@jjgsxc86ssgc]

Ugh same 🙃

[@tysonp5245]

Literally my exact sentiment...sadly

[@Asymmetry0]

27min run time, basically Jim needs his own youtube channel as supporting information 😅

[@ReDriven]

Haha yeah some of these videos, Jim should probably host

[@brendanfeldwick6493]

Id also like to see more Jim. His grimace should be featured more

[@Ilikepie18855]

got a 2016 XC90 D5 inscription, the few years that I had it, warranty paid out almost half value of the cars in repairs...... unbelievable unreliable..... I love it when its working though. Going to drive it until its dead.... which could be any day now.... sitting at 178k km right now.

[@adriannasyraf3534]

what happened to it?

[@levimachado]

Seems like you drive a crazy ammount

[@Ilikepie18855]

@@levimachado not at all, sitting at 189k km right now, and now the city safe intellisafe system has warnings. 2016 is 8 years old, average 2-25000km a year is average.

[@Ilikepie18855]

@@adriannasyraf3534 the list is very long, engine mount, EGR replacement, twin turbo failure, alternator, engine oil leak, transmission mount and fault, and many more I cant remember now, but every year theres some problems. Last year the infotainment stopped working, paid R50k to fix it.

[@levimachado]

@@Ilikepie18855 you are right... i was thinking miles in my mind

[@tsheponnene457]

finally you guys are reviewing some of the volvo Linups . . . Pleease also review the xc60 . . . ive been looking to get one but everyone says noooooooooooooooo.... and this is the only channel that might give an honest unselfish answer

[@Ce0ammer]

Everyone is right, don't do it. This video should be a rather thorough example of what goes right with a Volvo. The answer is a big fat nothing.

[@flow2tech]

​@@Ce0ammernot true at all..240000 on my 2016 r-design with nothing but maintenance and a set of struts

[@brainsmatterpodcast]

Love the look of these but the older ones are the ones to get for reliability… I’ve had two old school 1990s 5 cylinders are they were bulletproof (still have one and it’s been brilliant and way more reliable than my dads new Merc) - new ones with all the complexity scare me 😅

[@lukezi3952]

the "older" ones looks terrible though. Even the 2014 models look exactly the same as they did in 2004.

[@callumleslie9498]

​@@lukezi3952untrue. V60 from 2014 still looks great today imo.

[@mcglovera]

​@@lukezi3952Looks are subjective. Many like the looks

[@lukezi3952]

@@mcglovera If genuienly like that a 2014 car has the same tech and looks like exactly the same as in 2004 you are insane. Just buy the 2004 onefor 1/10 of the price😂

[@mcglovera]

Huh? You don't speak very well and you clearly misunderstood my response.

[@nixer65]

I have had three of the second generation models (a D5 and two T8s). During the first 3 years of production they had a few issues (oil leaks, turbo and gearbox issues and a few others) but Volvo made a lot of minor updates to fix the reliability points so that by 2019 (MY 2020) onwards everything had been fixed (my first 2015 D5 had a couple of big issues - gearbox failure, air suspension issues). I currently have a MY2020 T8 Inscription Pro at the moment with a cream leather interior with matt wood trims, and it is wonderfully comfortable and has a very high quality feel and we have had no issues with it.

[@scm3294]

Have you had the t8 since 2020? Also how many kms has it done? My sister is looking to get one. Hopefully she'll be as fortunate as you.

[@truefortune985]

2017 Volvo T8 no issues until 104,000 miles and then needed an ERAD which was replaced under warranty. The sunroof is a bit slow apart from that been great no issues whatsoever with full service history.

[@Mububban23]

I've never seen one in that blue before - that is stunning. I had a Volvo V70 wagon many moons ago - I bought it used and well past its prime but I loved it, but as it aged, parts were horrendously expensive and i regretted not buying something Japanese

[@MrDnoles31]

I own a 2020 In the exact steel blue of the first one shown, and my wife drives a 2017 in black, no issues with mine, 60k miles, we had to replace the secondary battery om hers and do coolant and drive belt change at 80k miles other than that we haven't had any issues "knock on wood" but I also purchased extended warranty for a piece of mind. But it's been amazing so far

[@redthreadzen]

The pre ford volvos where absolutely rock solid build and reliability. Some of the ford variety had some reliebility issues. But the new chinese Geely models aren't built to the same 25 year life cycle that the swedes try to achieve. If you get 20 years you'd be very lucky. God I miss my volvo seats.

[@dddontae]

My moms 2016 XC90 is 8 years old hasn’t had a single issue other than regularly consumed parts and my 2019 S60 has also been a champ but I’d expect it to be considering its only 5 years old 😅

[@erehwon80]

It's amazing how far Volvo's design has come. I really like the look of these (and similar generations across the range), but particularly the V60.

[@TheDM3002XTuber]

In looks maybe in technical design there are worse...

[@yslee1401]

And it’s technically a Geely

[@bevanwood6938]

I agree, never thought I would want one but they are some of the nicest looking cars on the road in the past few years.

[@660adv]

Lol please keep making these vids not holding back on the comedy this was hilarious

[@ReDriven]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ChiefOfSprouts]

I've just bought a 2017 D5 R-Design with Polestar myself for just over $50k from a dealership. 3 months in & extremely happy. The design has held up so well & given this will be the last XC90 generation it'll hold its value really well too I would bet. Its replacement, the EX90 doesn't arrive here until end of 2024 & that will likely be pushing $160k. Mine has almost every optional extra & it barely looks out of place compared to modern standards. There's not really anything it's missing both in creature comforts or safety tech. The B&W sound system is sublime FYI - make sure this was added if you're in the market for one. It's only got 20" wheels which to me look absolutely fine & I think we've gained some ride improvements because of that (we have the air suspension also). The only slight negative for me is that the engine noise of the D5 is noticeable as it's getting going if you push it between 0-40kmh. Other than that it's a completely serene highway cruiser, which around here is perfect for us. Torque band is perfect for this car & the polestar tuning really makes a difference. The other thing is the interior quality. I've driven this compared to the newer Volvos and can honestly say that the quality now, isn't what it used to be pre-2020. But test that out for yourself, I think you'll be surprised. It still feels like pretty much a new car, but it's also clearly been well looked after by its single previous owner. I think this is also key with these cars 2nd hand. Find a great example, that's been well looked after with regular services & your risk to reward ratio drastically improves. We also bought a 5 year Presidian warranty for it as the reviews we're really good so this give us some peace of mind - it's meant to replicate the factory warranty but I guess we'll cross that bridge if/when we get to it. All-in all, can see myself with this one for a long time.

[@karlbenz4925]

You got my attention with the Tomas Hake-esk poly drumming 🤘 I also grew up in Umeå and we all lugged around our music equipment in 145 or 245 Volvos. I know exactly what you are saying about the brand and more over owning a XC90, nice but risky sometimes. They are very nice work horses with the best comfort out there. Buy a nice 240 station wagon instead, and the money you save you can buy a nice kick drum pedal. Just saying......... This is the best car review channel, got everything! Cheers

[@roelp1126]

I kind of feel the same. Absolutely in love with this car. But since my previous car was a Mercedes C220d (S205) which was far from reliable, I really didn’t feel like owning another car with regular expensive repairs. So instead of a used XC90 I went for a new RAV4. The RAV4 is great and really reliable, exactly what I bought it for, but I can’t stop browsing used XC90 ads… 😂

[@RogerTang-r4e]

Loved your car videos mate. As to how to properly open the electric tail door of XC 90, we should active the sensor using a kicking motion towards the bumper area below the letter V of the Volvo logo at the rear rather than the sweeping motion like you did in the video. Funny tho, Lol. Look forward to watching more car videos from you.

[@ChiefOfSprouts]

Which V?

[@dianeathoacardinalridge8788]

First V, left rear bumper

[@Dedsec499]

Are you guys gonna review an Au falcon soon? I HIGHLY recommend one

[@lobsterwhisperer7932]

Seriously mate, buckleys of that happening.

[@Dedsec499]

@@lobsterwhisperer7932 come on, it’s tuff and has the most reliable Aussie made engine

[@michaelhart5886]

There's nothing an AU falcon can't do

[@nastang5.097]

I own a 2016 Volvo xc90 t 6 r design most the people that bought that version where car people or there husband was car people buying it for their wife most people that buy Volvo are responsible car owners not many parts upgrades they keep them pretty plain and do service on time super particular people buy Volvos people concerned with safety at the top and everything else after meaning they won’t risk running there car into the ground and not maintain it and get stuck on the side of the road . I’m also a semi driver I drive all over the USA weeks at a time I have never ever ever seen a newer Volvo stuck on the side of the road in any situation just do regular maintenance and you willl have no issues very solid car going on 2 years of owning it’s been a dream no warranty just regular service and oil changes

[@PKDionysus]

I was actually looking at a D5 in this colour and trim. Stunning vehicle. Absolutely STUNNING. Thank FUCK it was sold before I finalised my budget, because this things looks had me by the plums.

[@jdean6357]

Yeah I bought one, my 3rd Volvo, 2nd XC90. I am biased but I do love it. Went diesel, fingers crossed it’s been looked after Mechanicaly as well as it has on the outside. Thanks for the thorough review

[@BlenderedGT2]

The 2nd generation XC90 is a lucky dip, you either get lucky or unlucky. My family has had two 2nd Gen XC90s a 2015 D5 and a 2019 T6 (which we still have, both were momentum trim models) the 2015 D5 was riddled with issues, likely because it was an ex-press vehicle, issues were things like, Turbo hose blowing, electrics failing (wipers, indicators, even the digital gauge screen), and the awd system failing, not a very nice list at all. On the other hand the 2019 T6 has been absolutely rock solid, no issues have come upon us since buying it.

[@ReDriven]

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[@BradderzTekkerz]

Honestly one of my favourite bits of your content is the interior poking around! I absolutely love it! You need to do a review on a bmw e92 just for the interior I honestly think they’re so heavily underrated inside and as a daily!

[@BradderzTekkerz]

Can I also suggest including more mpg your getting on average while driving these cars! Thanks for the feedback!!

[@bigaltro]

Just bought a used T8. The finance guy gave me a good deal on a comprehensive warranty. They will often negotiate/discount them in closing.

[@MunteanuAdrianXD]

Any problems until now?

[@ruperthollandjkjk4387]

10 years ago, if you said the benchmark for ride and handling are Kia and Hyundai… people would have laughed at you. How times change.

[@christopherw179]

Great review. Very entertaining and very helpful.

[@lindamoepeng3237]

I’ve been waiting for this for a while now. Thank you

[@ReDriven]

You’re welcome!

[@DjDistinctive]

Friend haves XC90 D5 2016. and it is a nightmare. Dashboard screen fail Air suspension fail Boot door handle crack (cold conditions but still..) Front lights - both leaking water and they are very expensive Panorama roof also leaked water as mentioned in video Oil leak on gaskets Check engine light went on without a reason.. He is selling it right now, sadly he really likes the car but he put too much money in it and he is afraid that something more will go bad, he even noticed that turbo is whistling more than it should and car haves 150k km..

[@miskatonic6210]

Maybe you shouldn't buy a huge expensive SUV with tons of luxury gimmicks and electric safety options when you don't have some money to throw at it. And 150k km is not nothing for a vehicle that heavy and powerful. You should know that's the milage when you will have to replace many expensive parts.

[@DjDistinctive]

@@miskatonic6210 Well i disagree with you. That car is Volvo’s flagship model and some of that stuff should not happen, especially not for that kind of money. And btw i forgot to mention that his main dashboard screen has died as well, it costed around 1500€ for a new one (workshop hours included). Of course that some stuff should fail, but he experienced too much of it.

[@user-ei7zv8uu1y]

I may be paraphrasing here. Jim: “$2500, $7000, $4000, $3300…”

[@yslee1401]

Stay away even if it’s free. It’s rigged with CCP sanctioned spyware

[@FlynnBellamyCars]

We have had the 2017 XC90 Inscription Pro D5 for nearly 5 years now, it is phenomenal! Never enjoyed a car so much, might be swapping for the latest XC90 T8 Recharge Ultra 👀 Our sunroof has never had any issues, never heard of that issue before! 😧

[@alfredeneuman4947]

is that front wheel drive or all wheel drive?

[@FlynnBellamyCars]

@@alfredeneuman4947 All wheel drive with air suspension, when put into off-road mode it raises the suspension and it has hill decent control which we have used a few times.

[@JTStream]

Braking is often like that in hybrid cars. It is because the top portion of brake pedal movement is for regenerative braking with the electric motor and only when you press it a bit further, it goes for the physical brakes. The top portion with the regen is tricky, because if the battery isn't ready to take in electricity (it is full or cold, or whatever) it seems to affect how smooth the braking is, it's kinda not knowing what to do, so just press further for the real brakes.

[@aaronlane05]

Any chance of an updated video for the XC60 from 2018 and onwards?

[@thecookeman]

excellent video as per always! I've got my18 xc60 d5 and is very similar to the 90, I did awful lot of research before buying. I have been fortunate to buy a good one according to 2 mechanic's with currently 96k. no issues so far. confirm the brakes are strange at times, like you said - they also are notorious for eating rotors and pads, like 40-60k km the air suspension is great and gets a 8/10, the voice controls is woeful use your fone. couple of squeeks coming from the dash is about it really. biggest concern is the manufacture of these cars Belgium vs china, lots of QA, brake, electrical issues in the China made ones, fuel filler so choose wisely and get a 2nd gen xc90 forgot to add that's all the bad ^ everything else is really good, comfortable, great fuel economy 1100km long range 850 short range, decent transmission - hardly any hunting for gears, tidy interior, the self driving mode is best in class better than my tesla! for a 5 yr old car! plenty of tech + list goes on. drive one 😊

[@TheDarknessConsumesMe666]

18:32 - "and because children can be just complete shit" 😂😂😂😂😂 Instant like 😂

[@kaction]

Wow. Been looking at a 2022 T8 plug in hybrid for the wife. Was excited as it has low miles but now feel punched in the gut. Lots more questions before I would consider it now. thanks! (I think)

[@jamesroscoe7555]

I'm pretty sure 2022 drops the supercharger so a slightly less complex drivetrain. One thing to consider is that the most complaints tend to come from early model year cars (ie 2016/17 in this case). This is generally true for any car. 2022 and onward is probably better, plus they extended the battery range at some point in there...

[@walterfick4296]

Love this channel so much! So happy to find a channel that caters to 90% of people who cannot afford brand new cars in this day and age! Thank you guys! Also if you guys could please do a redriven review on the 2017-2021 Audi A3 8V2 , I know you guys did one on the RS3 but very curious to know about the reliability on the normal A3 series , I recently purchased one a couple of months ago and it’s very hard to find reliable information around them! Thank you 🙏

[@mauripekkarinen1]

I'd love to have one of the new Volvos, but I don't think the reliability is there anymore and the fact they're owned by Geely.

[@mcglovera]

Still partially controlled by Volvo AB trucks....

[@nickoooo3445]

Ive had a 2016 d5 inscription for 3 years. Bought for $43k and have had about $10k worth of repairs done in that time under extended warranty. Ive got two small kids and its a billiant car but i wouldnt own it without the warranty

[@ReluctantCanadian]

I have a 2016 XC90 inscription bought it in 2019 for $45k with 59k clicks on it and extended warranty. 2021 we had an engine oil leak issue, supercharger air sensor gone, $7500 in repairs covered (engine re-ringed, new spark plugs) under warranty (lucky !) Now its out of extended warranty, and engine oil leak snd air sensor . so far spent only on tired and brakes but wont go to the dealership for that. much cheaper elsewhere.. car looks older now its beautiful still pearl white. dont know if i should go for the newer T8. i have 4 kids including tall teens and 3rd row is cramped and useless. dont know when i should replace it.

[@williamdrijver4141]

T8 is way too complex and risky. D5 and T5 will offer the least problems. R versions are ridiculous, it's a family SUV, and will never be a sports stationcar. R tires will just ruin the ride comfort.

[@mariosefthymiou8784]

I think the key to this car is keep it simple, the T8 is a terrible idea as a used car. Avoid sunroofs and stick with the diesel on the small rims. We’ve had a D5 from new and it’s been a very reliable car. However. There’s a few issues: on standard Volvo pads the brakes don’t last very long, the top engine torque mounts are basically a disposable item, the only positive is they’re easy to replace. Timing belt on ours nearly went at 110k (should be replaced at 100k), EGR valve replaced. Steering wheel button replaced early under warranty. The car drives very well on the 19rims and handles better than most proper seven seaters. Its also is safer than most cars on the road and the active safety features actually work and are properly tuned unlikely many of the cars on sale atm.

[@francoisboshoff16]

I disagree with the " what goes wrong" section of this video. It is enough to dissuade anybody buying the XC90. If you look after car properly very little to none of those issues will ever be an issue. I've driven a V40 Cross Country from new to 80000 km with absolutely no problem.

[@jimmyp1433]

with respect, whilst that may be the case, a V40 is not an XC90 , and 80000 is very low KM, i'd expect zero problems from most cars.

[@stewartbrown6869]

In Belfast yes N Ireland . Helpfull stuff . Was going to buy one . Not now . Scarey !!!!! But lovely looking as you say . Going to look at R R Sport now

[@RustyDice]

My dad had a couple of 2 series out of SMW in E.Belfast over the years, and they were tanks. It's sad to see the state of those cars now. How did you get on with the RR?

[@williampatterson3683]

Hahahaha, you've clearly not looked RR reliability issues.

[@stewartbrown6869]

@williampatterson3683 funny got one love it service plan and all

[@TwistedDonners]

You had me up until the what goes wrong sections then it was a solid nope for me I'd probably look at a Lexus or Genesis over the XC90 mainly for reliability but will be interesting to see what the reliability of Genesis is like when you eventually get to test one. Had to laugh at the safety features overview as I was expecting that it'd be done in the style of Abba not in the style of Bathory or Watain lol 😂. Great job as always guys and as per usual have a good weekend and look forward to next week's videos as always 👍.

[@damilolaakanni]

Genesis is a relatively new luxury brand, but given parent company Hyundai's reputation for reliability, I'd avoid them as well. You're better off with an Acura...if they're available in your market.

[@TwistedDonners]

@@damilolaakanni we just have Honda over here as Acura was made by Honda for the North America market. As for Hyundai's current reliability issues yeah I agree there not as good as they could be but still be interesting to see if Genesis suffers the same problems as it's parent company.

[@mvubu6823]

If they squared off the LEXUS RX to give some proper load space, it would be my choice. So few cars have the layout of the XC90 or LR Disco.

[@TwistedDonners]

@@mvubu6823 the UX and LX look ok as well but the LX is too pricey and I dont know much about the petrol UX except its about the sixe of the RX.

[@nomadenview]

People always complaint about Hyundai reliability but ignore about BMW cost maintenance....

[@sdfgh124]

Have an 2018 XC90 D5 momentum from new. No sun roof, no air suspension, no Nappa leather. It have over 180 000km now. Maintained regularly and exclusively in Volvo. No major issues. Love this car for comfort and safety. However, it is expensive to buy and expensive to maintain. But, what premium SUV is not? My recommendation is. Do not buy used, unless regularly and exclusively maintained in Volvo.

[@refugeesus]

I fucking love the swedish music. Kudos guys. Great video

[@ReDriven]

Glad you liked it. Cheers!

[@kumafa124]

Purchased brand new 2017 Volvo XC90 Inscription direct from Volvo Oversea Delivery. Car used as daily driver and is maintained and taken care of. Issues encountered with the XC90 are as follows: *Brake pads wear rather quickly compare to other cars *Battery *AC Evaporator Core - never had AC failed on a car before! *Draft Shaft *Engine Mount *Engine Failed at approximate 65,000 miles - one of the cylinders had a fine line cracked; dealer tried to upcharge by alot and Volvo Corp refused acknowledge or assist First and last Volvo ... run away, don't walk

[@Lumenjensen777]

Thank you for this… been on the fence about getting one now I know.

[@markjohnston6810]

Still thinking of getting one but after watching this - I'll stick with diesel, avoid the sun roof, air suspension and get as late a model year as possible. And pray to the gods of the engine management light

[@sparky6996]

Can someone tell me why my 2009 honda accord ex 2.4 has had 0 problems and my 270 euro service including gearbox still works...137k kilometers. Loved Volvo had one but won't have one now

[@laureus31]

oh, remembered my friend's old 3.2, the on-demand fuel pump module is boomed, it's not that bad if you can replace some electronic components soldered on a board

[@willspencer8694]

Steering lock mechanism tends to fail, this will stop you being able to start up the car and release the electronic parking brake. Easy fix for a garage, cost money, and very inconvenient

[@b.d.4229]

Just picked up a 2021 Inscription with 20k miles. Certified used and comes with the remainder of the factory warranty as well as an extra factory warranty that I payed extra for.... once the initial warranty is over. I have zero intentions on keeping it past the life of that extra warranty 😂. BUT.... I love this car. Always wanted an XC90. Almost went electric or hybrid this time around but I don't know if I trust volvo in that department yet.

[@indetailcarcaresolutions3770]

Nice review Adam. i have test driven many used XC90s. I just could never trust their history, but still love them as a family cruiser. I sprung for a Skoda Kodiaq Style last year, fully optioned and I mean fully. The only thing missing is the sunroof. I am ore than happy for you to review it if you wish, but understand you may wish to hang out for the offer of an RS model. I challenge you to find it smaller than the XC90 to find more problems. PS I love the electric tow bar. I’ve only used it once, but I never walk into it!! Lloyd

[@MrRaitzi]

Kodiaq is maybe the best ICE SUV ever made. Taking account all factors. Would buy their plugin hybrid but they just offer that with FWD. I need 4WD.

[@kevinbarry71]

In the United States, what in some places is called the pole star, is called the North star. Here, a pole star is a really good stripper.

[@CarlyUK]

its got dynamic brakes, you can turn it off in the settings :)

[@lukeclifton4392]

“Understated”… is often the mark of a great car.

[@joshuatran430]

Love this in depth review. Was contemplating this or the Toyota Grand highlander. The 20 min mark made my decision. Liked and subscribed!

[@SniperPhotography]

Would be great if you guys could do a video on the Volvo 850r

[@aggropa]

Great video full of awesome technical knowledge especially at the end. I didn’t know that many things could go wrong with the car.

[@_checkit]

What a beautiful reliable car ♥

[@carsboatsnature7952]

On my 3rd XC90 and had 2 XC60s and a S60 before that. Had a pipe in the AC replaced in all my time

[@Exodos1234]

I got an XC90 D5 year 2016, I got to say i had very few issues that where easy fixed, some under warranty some not. The thing is all the latest cars are full of tech and complications which has an effect on repair costs. All new cars have expensive bills if out of warranty. In your opinion what is a good, logical expense to maintain, modern family SUV?

[@scottfyfe1369]

Jim- xc90 problems - heaps, Lexus Rx 450h- not much. There’s a message there. Great to see you about to crack 170k subs.

[@SuperNavod]

Hey Adam, would you mind telling us about the previous generation of XC90?

[@desertstormer7556]

I don't wanna die, so an armoured, ls swapped version of this is my dream car

[@leon__feinstein]

Just bought a 2020 XC90 T5. We’ll see how it goes

[@valhalla8140]

I remember when this vehicle launched and it had a direct injected supercharged turbocharged electrified drive train and in my mind I was like, lease and then junk yard. Do not buy used😅

[@cenciende9401]

And now all these years later you have been proven wrong. Props for admitting it.

[@valhalla8140]

@@cenciende9401 huh?🤔

[@joearvelo7260]

The METAL song 😄

[@FlatbottomBomber]

It's crazy how the US version of the XC90 started in like 2003, and Australia had to wait until 2015 for the first one.

[@Heyitzpuppies-7]

In Australia, the first gen XC90 was released in around 2003 and second gen was straight away.

[@thembakwintshi3913]

Watching these reviews is the most entertaining exercise. You get useful information while having a good laugh from the sarcastic comments 😂

[@ReDriven]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@kkkk9057]

I always wanted to buy a XC90 but I've heard of water leak sunroof and oil issues... reliability is a big ??? I would go for a Toyota Land Cruiser for Japanese reliability.

[@sevenpaulperalta929]

Cool watch! I have the CPT Willard.

[@GTFORDMAN]

i've seen a ton of Gen 1 XC90's forsale cheap a few of them had over 300,000k's, i've been tempted a few times to buy a 1st gen!

[@diedchannel4523]

I bought a 2nd hand 2018 XC90 T6 about 18 months ago. Been great so far. However, turning circle is terrible and parking sensors don’t always seem to tell you there’s something hard just beyond where you can see…

[@vikasgnan4022]

If I could suggest one improvement in the videos it would be to slow a bit while handling the interiors like cubbyholes or rear kid seat thing in this particular video. You seem a little rushed while exploring and explaining those in many videos 😅 Other than that Amazing content as always. Thank you for your awesome work

[@rt253]

Hi, really enjoy your channel. Any chance you can review the 958.2 Porsche Cayenne?

[@NinjaExcessive.]

I LOVE YOU REDRIVEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@oscarquezada895]

I can't wait for the review of the XC40 RDesign T5

[@einyel63]

i have an 2020 xc90 inscription, break pads and disks had to be replaced with less than 15k miles, $2,100 usd, then the volvo ignition system failed at the same tame the evaporator, cost to replace both $4,400 usd and it has 21k miles now, so its basically new, very low usage and i already spent $6,500 in repairs...

[@dianeathoacardinalridge8788]

At the dealership or mom and pop repair shop? It’s got to be had the cost, minimum, removing Volvo from the equation.

[@einyel63]

@@dianeathoacardinalridge8788at Volvo dealer, it is hard to find people that know how to work with a volvo, at least where i live, also parts are pretty expensive. When the break pads worn off, i quoted at external repair shops and the price was similar

[@aaaaplay]

Im surprised the leather is in such good shape. The previous generation of Volvo's (1998-2015) had leather that wore badly. Most of the used examples I've seen have terrible cracks and splits.

[@adamore8371]

Darn, I thought about Touareg but thanks to your videos decided not to, now seems like XC90 is too out of the picture... Toyota surely not an option too... damn... Too many honest car reviews;)

[@damilolaakanni]

These look good, but I'd recommend the first generation models with either the i5 or i6 engines. Those are more reliable than those generation with its all- 2.0 turbo lineup.

[@mj-lc9db]

I have a BMW with Bowers and Wilkins That sound Systemis insane!

[@TheBalkanSpy]

I can attest the sunroof stopped working on my volvo s60 2020 just after 3 years lol It costed me only $250 to fix, as the service only had to get the motor's out and reset them god, why don't they make them better :(

[@sramdavies405]

Had two xc60s....both rock solid....unlike the series of holdens which were nothing short of horrendous. Cant speak to the xc90.....but if old mate has owned a few or has mates who have...the fair enough..maybe he is right....but i suspect not.

[@WatchKek]

Ayy new vid, like these Volvos

[@ProducentMats]

The XC90 is a great looking and practical family car BUT on my 2018 XC90 D5 Power Pulse R-design the gearbox has been replaced and now after 90.000miles the engine broke with inner mechanical failure and needs to be replaced with no help or goodwill from Volvo what so ever ... Greetings from UK

[@francisovargas4440]

Should buy one with 83k miles for 21k? Or not

[@mohalim9015]

Solid car. Just one comment: car begs for a horizontally-split rear tail-gate: so practical, so sensible, so VOLVO.

[@shortfattoad7317]

That's a shame, was looking at one of these for our next car, but at 80k CHF for ex-demo, I think I'll give it a miss

[@slasher9883]

I am sure Meshuggah would feel honoured to have provided your video voice over 😁. Would be awesome if you could review one of the earlier XC90 V8's, worth it for the engine alone.

[@seamusobrien2675]

Good work> I have only experienced them new and under warranty. Was looking at one out of warranty, but now not. Thanks for the warning.

[@henningvauleberntsen7369]

The buttons on the steeringwheel have of fail.. and air kompressor for the suspension fail on 30 000 km

[@860rondo]

I want an white XC90 to be my first car purchase, thinking about putting matte black rims and black out the top with simple under glow.🤫