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Volvo XC90 - opinions.

  • 01-08-2018 7:50am
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,699 ✭✭✭


    I am looking to buy a 2015/16 XC90. I really like the looks of it, I like the interior and I enjoyed the testdrive. However I read a mixed reviews, that there are lots of issues with them (mainly the electronics/software engine not starting for no good reasons). I spoke to to couple of people and again opinions were mixed, some say the car is great some swear against Volvo.

    So any feedback from the community here will be appreciated.

    I’m also considering going to UK and sourcing it from a dealership as the selection in Ireland of the used ones is so poor and at prohibitive prices. Some of the UK stock seem to be tagged as Manufacturer Approved so there might be a chance that there is still some warranty on them that could extend to Ireland.


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