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Question for real volvo techs: how reliable are the new ... - Reddit
His criticisms include: the Volvo hybrid system is outdated, the engine is overly complicated, which will lead to unnecessarily high repair and maintenance costs. Can you share your real life experience, and can help guide me to the right purchase. Thank you! Share Add a Comment Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New Controversial ...
Polestar tuning worth it? : r/Volvo - Reddit
The seats in that thing lack any bolstering and it was noticeably slower compared to the tuned R-design. I would call a couple closest Volvo dealers to you and see what they would charge for it. Either it might be worth the extra drive or your local dealer might offer to price match. Also, you can get the Polestar badge kit from IPD for $56.
V60 reliability 2018-2023 : r/Volvo - Reddit
Especially maintenance. And don't drive like a madlad of course. Volvo also generally advices to run the engine for a bit once a while to make sure everything gets properly lubricated. A running engine is a happy engine! If you mainly use EV mode that is. I'm getting a hybrid either V60 or XC60 this winter so I've been reading up on the powertrain.
Does anybody recommend the Overseas Delivery Program for my first Volvo ...
We signed the paperwork with Volvo and started the travel booking process in January (I.e. six months out, the soonest they’ll let you) but after a helpful first call our assigned travel agent consistently disappeared, didn’t respond, didn’t do what she said she would, needed to be chased, and now with a little over a month to go she ...
Do You Regret Not Getting the Bowers and Wilkins System? : r/Volvo - Reddit
There’s so many sound tests on YouTube and every single time the Volvo B&W system is compared to basically any other system it always wins! I do know that Mercedes top level speaker system is supposed to be amazing.
Simple remedy for high oil consumption (piston ring defect) : r/Volvo
If you have a Volvo 5 cylinder engine, chances are you are familiar with the high oil consumption issue. The reason is due to a design flaw in the piston rings, which are prone to clogging up with carbon deposits. As a result, the oil control ring can no longer scrape oil back into the crankcase, resulting in high oil consumption.
YSK if you buy a Volvo car through Volvo Overseas Delivery ... - Reddit
Why YSK? If you buy a Volvo through their Overseas Delivery Program, you will receive 2 free round trip tickets to Sweden to test drive your car (includes airport pickup with priority boarding and security line access., a travel concierge/luxury hotel stay for two nights, a temporary European vehicle registration and insurance coverage while in Europe). Then you’ll have 2 days to explore ...
Are new Volvos really unreliable? : r/Volvo - Reddit
Volvo's are brilliant at reaching multiple hundreds of thousands of miles, they're reasonably reliable but also very durable, repairable and with good parts availability.
I don't understand the hate for Volvo trucks. : r/Truckers - Reddit
Mack/Volvo commonly used a Davco 382 for many years. The specified micron rating is 25. However, you can get a 382 filter that will fit the assembly in 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 50 micron ratings.
Volvo T8 (Plug-in Hybrid) reliability : r/Volvo - Reddit
Volvo T8 (Plug-in Hybrid) reliability Does anyone here have a T8 engine with a good enough amount of mileage to vouch for their reliability? I want a Volvo XC60 T8 because their non-plug-in hybrids have pretty rough gas mileage. I've seen an article that said specifically that the XC60 T8 has awful reliability.
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