Used 2017 Volvo XC60 Consumer Reviews
2500 driven miles
I got this as a replacement for a 2013 xc 90 R AWD. Got 2017 XC 60 R AWD T6 Polestar tuned with only 103 miles. I dont feel the engine connected to me, its like detached from me. It does accelerate but not for the R model polestar tuned. It should acc faster. The breaking and handling are ok. the interior noise is too much . the engine feels 4 cylinder like a honda CRV or mitsu 4 cylinder. the chasis feels cheaper than the 2013 xc 90, (that did feel like a brick , heavy doors) , this one feels like is too plastiky . I wouldnt get another one for sure.
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By GOD’S Grace
I really like Volvo vehicles. This is my third one. The other two had zero turn...I really enjoyed that feature. Volvos are safe and long time keepers. Take care of your Volvo - it will take you far.
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Not for drivers
At first the SUV looked and felt pretty nice. But after driving it a few weeks we realize how extremely uncomfortable this suv is. The seats and room for the backseat are horrible.. They feel like they were designed by an extremely small and short person. FYI is you can't cross your legs comfortably then no deal. (DON'T DESIGN IT THAT WAY) you must have a more of a recline in the seat.. The front seat is probably the worst design and comfort that I ever drove in. The seat is way to short for the but. The seats are to narrow for normal people. The leather is way to hard. (come on volvo you been around for alot of year and your seats use to be the most comfortable for short & long distance... And this is what you came up with?? Lol we literally have to keep on adjusting the settings to enjoy the ride. I find it funny on the test drive the suv felt nice but after going for an hour drive we felt exhausted by the seats.
Liked A4 Premium Plus Better
Wife's car. She likes Volvo for roadtrips with her girlfriends. I love adaptive cruise control. Best mpg so far 27 (trip computer read 28.3) in 50 degree weather 75-80 mph w/cruise, no AC. Insurance is cheaper than 2013 A4 was. Memory for electric hatch is a plus, so it doesn't hit the top of the garage door. Normal driving mpg average 21-22. Regular gas major plus. Handling is good on tight turns, very firm suspension. Bought car used only to find out passenger seat doesn't fold forward; this is a $100 option, option code # 000298. Dumb. Don't need to fold passenger seat often but, when needed this is a major fail. Had '93 850 GLT with passenger that seat folded flat, standard equipment. Sometimes owners want to carry long items like 8-10' dimensional lumber; use my 2016 VW Jetta for those tasks. Auto engine shutoff is very annoying, but can be shutoff. No hardcopy owner's manual with car, but it is available via the infotainment system. Got a pdf copy off internet; now can print out page(s) for whatever is needed . Whoever designed the interface for the infotainment system had his head up his rectum; not intuitive or user friendly. Power seat memory buttons need to be held depressed to move the seat; should follow the lead of other manufacturers and use a momentary contact switch to move the driver's seat. Uses an oil filter that is only accessible from underneath (have to remove plastic belly pan to access). If there was a dipstick and topside oil filter, could do oil changes with a vacuum device. ( Volvo service costs too high) Wife wanted newest technology; she's happy with the car. I prefer the former car which had none of the latest technology, 2013 Audi A4 Premium Plus. 9/9/2021 - Wife's sister has trouble climbing in and out. Interior wood trim has poor finish (worn off to bare wood in spots); have seen same issue on a friends 3 year old S60. Sold to a used car dealer in 2020. Replaced with a new Audi Q5, a far superior vehicle with better gas mileage. 9/15/2023 - I am 6'1' and found exit very difficult, seat too high. Sold to a used car dealer in 2020. Replaced with a new Audi Q5, a far superior vehicle with better gas mileage. Highway 31+ mpg at 75-80; somewhat offsets use of premium gas.
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what a letdown
This car rides very rough for an upscale suv. Did not like the lack of performnce
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