볼보 XC60

Such a shame to see what has become of the Volvo brand specifically. They used to make some great, functional, comfortable interiors. Hard to believe now, but they had a reputation for safety as the pioneered things like seatbelts and crumple zones while keeping things very ergonomic, allowing the driver to concentrate on the road ahead.Edited by ducnick on Wednesday 19th August 09:37

Neil-nvaua said: cerb4.5lee said: Davie said: As a Volvo owner of 25yrs and a father to two feral children, I dread to think what that interior would look like after a week of normal usage involving my wife, sandy feet, wellies, crayons, Ribena, mountain bikes and "things" my youngest seems to fill her pockets with everything we leave the house. That reminds me of when we had the 640d with Ivory leather interior and cream carpets and cream floor mats with 2 kids as well. I was close to a nervous breakdown trying to keep the carpets clean over the winter for example! Never again! My Volvo is

Such a shame to see what has become of the Volvo brand specifically. They used to make some great, functional, comfortable interiors. Hard to believe now, but they had a reputation for safety as the pioneered things like seatbelts and crumple zones while keeping things very ergonomic, allowing the driver to concentrate on the road ahead.Edited by ducnick on Wednesday 19th August 09:37

We have had 3 XC90s (big family) and were considering an EX equivalent, but opted for a PHEV. Having driven to Galicia this turned out to be the right choice as, unlike France, charging stations are few and far between. However the electric range is pathetic and never gets anywhere near the claimed 42 miles. Not a car I would recommend given the entirely unreasonable claims of MPG.

Such a shame to see what has become of the Volvo brand specifically. They used to make some great, functional, comfortable interiors. Hard to believe now, but they had a reputation for safety as the pioneered things like seatbelts and crumple zones while keeping things very ergonomic, allowing the driver to concentrate on the road ahead.Edited by ducnick on Wednesday 19th August 09:37

Such a shame to see what has become of the Volvo brand specifically. They used to make some great, functional, comfortable interiors. Hard to believe now, but they had a reputation for safety as the pioneered things like seatbelts and crumple zones while keeping things very ergonomic, allowing the driver to concentrate on the road ahead.Edited by ducnick on Wednesday 19th August 09:37