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113,600 miles
Location: Bridgeport, CT Volvo XC70 3.2 in Bridgeport, CT
used 2011
Volvo XC70
3.2
Dealer:   (38)
23.8 mi away
Stock# 99246A
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$8,995*

Est. Loan: $168/mo
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$2,769 Below Market

A Better Way Wholesale Autos - Naugatuck / Connecticut

Located 23.8 miles away from Bridgeport, CT

All Wheel Drive Volvo XC70 featuring a Power Moonroof, Heated Leather Seats, Dual Zone Climate Control, Cruise Control, Alloy Wheels, Keyless Entry, and more. A Better Way Wholesale Autos is proud to be Connecticut's highest volume independent auto dealer, with the area's largest selection of pre-owned vehicles at the lowest prices available. Over 600 in stock to choose from! Financing for all credit tiers and extended warranties available. Please contact our sales department for more information about this vehicle or the rest of our inventory. Call 203-720-5600, visit our website www.abwautos.com, or stop by our showroom in Naugatuck, CT. Open 7 days a week!

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4.8
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Very fun to dirve
hikerguy69
written on 12-31-2010
I had a 2005 Subaru Forrester XT with 94K miles, and decided it was time for a new vehicle . I wanted a car that was fun to drive, yet able to carry me, my friends and camping gear up Idaho forrest roads. I looked at 2010 Forrester and Outback, but settled on the XC 70 T6. It is very fun to drive. I love the comfortable seat and the relatively quiet AWD. The handling was excellent and the turbo had loads of pickup. I've only had it a week, but I am very happy.
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More than expected
warren smith
written on 11-08-2010
At 1,000 miles I am impressed with all aspects of my new XC70 T6. I am getting 21+ miles in suburban driving, the seats are very supportive and comfortable. I haul two boats and have had no problems with the ability to pull them. We use the more than ample space behind the front row seats to haul all our stuff home back from our summer place. The Bliss system works as promised but does do false readings in the rain. We have the ccomvenirnce group and climate group of add ons plus the personal communications feature and all work as promised. I find the control panel easy to use and the Bluetooth set up is easy to use.
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Why I just purchased a second 2011 XC70 T6
Robert Zamenhof
written on 02-29-2016
Overall this is a pretty good car. Having had only Volvo wagons since 1980, I have to say that this 2011 seems more solid and heavy (in a good way) than any of my previous models or later models I have driven as loaners. Generally reliability has been good--with a few exceptions: At 85,000 miles, the engine started to use a lot of oil. Volvo examined it and replaced the entire engine. They told me that it was a bad batch of piston rings that was responsible, so this wasn't really a "bad" feature of the car. Volvo has never been able to properly balance the wheels, so I have learned to live with a slight steering wheel vibration at around 60 mph. They said the rims were distorted and sent them for repair; but that didn't help. Tire Rack replaced all 4 tires TWICE, with no improvement. The design of the rims is such that mud stays put and makes the balance problem markedly worse. I have never been totally happy with the brakes, but a recent full brake replacement has fixed this problem. There is a really stupid feature of the software: when the fog lights are on, they go out when high beams are selected, but don't come back on when you return to low beams. Interestingly, the second identical model I just purchased doesn't do this! Finally, I am singularly unimpressed with the headlights, specially the high beams. I've replaced the low-beam bulbs with high intensity "silver tip" bulbs, but see hardly any difference. There are no high intensity replacements for the high-beam bulbs, so when I drive at night plplllI envy the bright headlights of much cheaper cars. LlLL2nd Review 9/1/16: L having now owned my 2nd 2011 XC70 T6 for about 6 months, I can add a little to this review. The 2nd XC70 seems just as well built as my first one. I do, however, miss the folding rear-view mirrors and the front seats don'r seem to be quite as comfortable; but since the car has less than 30,000 miles, it could just be a break-in phenomenon. The headlights are markedly superior to those on the first car (see above review), even with standard bulbs, and there are no problems with wheel balance or braking (see above review). The silly fog-light phenomenon I described for the first car is also absent. In summary, the 2nd car is just as good as the first, and just as robust and "heavy" in a good way. I'd like to replace the first car with another 2011 (it has 130,000 miles); but I don't think I could find a low-mileage 2011 again. Since the first review (see above), the first car has had the following major repairs (all covered by an extended warranty policy): New A/C compressor, new motor for driver's side mirror (motor failed).
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Great Ride
dronepro
written on 01-29-2013
You know when you really like a car and you wish you had it. But, you wish it's as good as you expect it... This is, it blew me away. Probably the finest, most fun ride.
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The Real Swagger Wagon
jrod1790
written on 10-05-2010
I can't say enough good things about this car. Its fun to drive and has the most comfortable seats I've ever been in. I wasn't in love with the idea of getting a wagon/crossover but with an expanding family it was necessary. However, once I drove the car with the T6 engine all my apprehension went away. It really makes the car fun to drive as there is power on demand at all rev ranges! I test drove the 3.2 twice and the difference in performance was significant. Also like all Volvos, the XC70 is loaded with safety, convenience, and technology. I've driven about 1000 miles so far, close to 50/50 local and highway, and I'm averaging a touch over 22 MPG on 91 Octane.
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consumers review the Volvo XC70

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4.8
Overall Consumer Review Rating
for the 2011 Volvo XC70
5
4
3
2
1
Very fun to dirve
By hikerguy69 written on 12-31-2010
I had a 2005 Subaru Forrester XT with 94K miles, and decided it was time for a new vehicle . I wanted a car that was fun to drive, yet able to carry me, my friends and camping gear up Idaho forrest roads. I looked at 2010 Forrester and Outback, but settled on the XC 70 T6. It is very fun to drive. I love the comfortable seat and the relatively quiet AWD. The handling was excellent and the turbo had loads of pickup. I've only had it a week, but I am very happy.
More than expected
By warren smith written on 11-08-2010
At 1,000 miles I am impressed with all aspects of my new XC70 T6. I am getting 21+ miles in suburban driving, the seats are very supportive and comfortable. I haul two boats and have had no problems with the ability to pull them. We use the more than ample space behind the front row seats to haul all our stuff home back from our summer place. The Bliss system works as promised but does do false readings in the rain. We have the ccomvenirnce group and climate group of add ons plus the personal communications feature and all work as promised. I find the control panel easy to use and the Bluetooth set up is easy to use.
Why I just purchased a second 2011 XC70 T6
By Robert Zamenhof written on 02-29-2016
Overall this is a pretty good car. Having had only Volvo wagons since 1980, I have to say that this 2011 seems more solid and heavy (in a good way) than any of my previous models or later models I have driven as loaners. Generally reliability has been good--with a few exceptions: At 85,000 miles, the engine started to use a lot of oil. Volvo examined it and replaced the entire engine. They told me that it was a bad batch of piston rings that was responsible, so this wasn't really a "bad" feature of the car. Volvo has never been able to properly balance the wheels, so I have learned to live with a slight steering wheel vibration at around 60 mph. They said the rims were distorted and sent them for repair; but that didn't help. Tire Rack replaced all 4 tires TWICE, with no improvement. The design of the rims is such that mud stays put and makes the balance problem markedly worse. I have never been totally happy with the brakes, but a recent full brake replacement has fixed this problem. There is a really stupid feature of the software: when the fog lights are on, they go out when high beams are selected, but don't come back on when you return to low beams. Interestingly, the second identical model I just purchased doesn't do this! Finally, I am singularly unimpressed with the headlights, specially the high beams. I've replaced the low-beam bulbs with high intensity "silver tip" bulbs, but see hardly any difference. There are no high intensity replacements for the high-beam bulbs, so when I drive at night plplllI envy the bright headlights of much cheaper cars. LlLL2nd Review 9/1/16: L having now owned my 2nd 2011 XC70 T6 for about 6 months, I can add a little to this review. The 2nd XC70 seems just as well built as my first one. I do, however, miss the folding rear-view mirrors and the front seats don'r seem to be quite as comfortable; but since the car has less than 30,000 miles, it could just be a break-in phenomenon. The headlights are markedly superior to those on the first car (see above review), even with standard bulbs, and there are no problems with wheel balance or braking (see above review). The silly fog-light phenomenon I described for the first car is also absent. In summary, the 2nd car is just as good as the first, and just as robust and "heavy" in a good way. I'd like to replace the first car with another 2011 (it has 130,000 miles); but I don't think I could find a low-mileage 2011 again. Since the first review (see above), the first car has had the following major repairs (all covered by an extended warranty policy): New A/C compressor, new motor for driver's side mirror (motor failed).
Great Ride
By dronepro written on 01-29-2013
You know when you really like a car and you wish you had it. But, you wish it's as good as you expect it... This is, it blew me away. Probably the finest, most fun ride.
The Real Swagger Wagon
By jrod1790 written on 10-05-2010
I can't say enough good things about this car. Its fun to drive and has the most comfortable seats I've ever been in. I wasn't in love with the idea of getting a wagon/crossover but with an expanding family it was necessary. However, once I drove the car with the T6 engine all my apprehension went away. It really makes the car fun to drive as there is power on demand at all rev ranges! I test drove the 3.2 twice and the difference in performance was significant. Also like all Volvos, the XC70 is loaded with safety, convenience, and technology. I've driven about 1000 miles so far, close to 50/50 local and highway, and I'm averaging a touch over 22 MPG on 91 Octane.

Buying a used 2011 Volvo XC70 in Bridgeport, CT

Save up to $2,769 on over 1 used 2011 Volvo XC70's for sale across 1,912 dealers near Bridgeport, Connecticut. Edmunds has over 5,154,377 cheap new and used car, truck, and SUV listings, available in the following submodel types: Station Wagon. 2011 Volvo XC70s in your area are available in following trim types, including (but not limited to): 3.2. 2011 XC70s in your area are priced ranging from $8,995 to $8,995 with mileage ranging from 113,600 to 113,600 miles. The 2011 Volvo XC70 is a vehicle with a 6-cylinders engine, front wheel drive drive train and transmission. The 2011 XC70 has an average consumer rating of 4.8. The nearest dealership is A Better Way Wholesale Autos, approximately 23.8 miles away with 662 used 2011 XC70's in stock. The highest rated dealer in your area with a used 2011 Volvo XC70 for sale is A Better Way Wholesale Autos, with an average user rating of 3.2 and 662 used 2011 Volvo XC70's in stock for sale.

Options and features available on used 2011 Volvo XC70's available near Bridgeport typically include:

Features: 2500lb Towing Capacity , Alarm , Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel , Auto Climate Control , Automatic Emergency Braking , Aux Audio Inputs , Bluetooth , Fold Flat Rear Seats , Multi-Zone Climate Control , Power Driver Seat , Rear Bench Seats , Stability Control , Tire Pressure Warning , Trip Computer , USB Inputs .

Engine/Mechanics: 6 cylinder .

Fuel Type: regular unleaded .

Drivetrain: front wheel drive .

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