*SOLD* 2003 Volvo S60 2.4T Walkaround, Start up, Tour and Overview

[@Vikingdescendent]

I have a 2004 and it still looks new! Great cars!

[@nathannnathan85]

Would be a great first car for someone lucky. Have had many Volvo's, and loved them all.

[@aarondibenedetto6864]

Nate Smith I’m 16 it is my first car with 120 thousand miles on it I love it

[@Noscienceonlyprojects]

@@aarondibenedetto6864 do you still have it ?

[@slapzdcz4128]

i want ti get one​@@Noscienceonlyprojects

[@chriskeller3705]

My neighbor is selling me his elderly dad’s 2001. The thing is absolutely immaculate

[@nathanwilcox8509]

That’s a cool little Volvo 🔥

[@preciouslungu5426]

Nice

[@dasmuven1911]

We have one of these on our lot too with only 65k and it rides so nice on the freeway

[@zachattack4982]

Would this be a good car for a tall person? I'm 6'7" and I fit in most cars but just wondering if I would be comfortable

[@kickstart5093]

ZachAttack498 my buddy has a Volvo s60r and I’m about 6’1”. I fit fine but I feel like 6’7” would definitely be pushing it, you probably wouldn’t fit comfortably.

[@Peppermint1]

I'm 6ft tall, not exactly a comfortable fit at the pedals - right foot stays a bit cramped. Also because the seats are rather low to the floor, my lower back gets tired - especially true for tall drivers. You can always lower the seat more to make for more legroom, but these are small cars. You will find significant more leg room at the pedals in a 2005-up Honda Civic which still has very low seating position. Nissan cars also have generally very good leg room at the pedals for tall drivers and same for the back seats, much more than most of the other car brands. You can also try a VW Passat, quite roomy, of course you will have to deal with the cost of running those german cars

[@jaskajokunen3716]

100k miles is rly low for this era, most for sale in my country have 300-350k miles 😔

[@quasheenac]

Damn they can get that high in miles? Mines got 196000

[@jaskajokunen3716]

@@quasheenac Yeah if you keep up with basic maintanence. Volvos 5 cylinder engines can last for ages.

[@alaynaraquel672]

I have a question about the 12 volt outlet...mine isn’t working in my 2005 s60, how would I fix it?

[@nethacker91]

Might be a fuse that needs to be changed. Could also be a problem with the electrical contacts that went bad. But, try to check for the proper fuse for this and then if not, I'd say it's not worth it to get it fixed if it's too much trouble and money.

[@theuniquechannel8483]

How reliable are these?

[@rudra3981]

The unique channel not that reliable

[@burzum9756]

Actually these are very reliable mate. Created to these cold weathers and they are mostly long lasting. And when you add the most comfortable driving, these are very nice cars. The one bad thing is that these need lot of gas

[@bigpimping15]

Very reliable! The first guy in the comment section don’t know anything about cars

[@willpratt2808]

Really reliable

[@timvanderstarre9021]

These drive 300.000 miles no problem

[@DMCarReviews]

I thought the 2003 came in 2.5T.

[@captnuggets1611]

Dima K it is😂 wanted to say the same thing

[@nandansho]

Hey dude you move the camera too much lookin at the engine compartment.

[@adrianw6393]

Snagged a 2002 Volvo s60 2.4T 150k miles !

[@vicentecajas7791]

En español

[@vicentecajas7791]

Especificaciones en idioma español

[@muhammedalbayrak1179]

5000 dolar olursa bırak git😔