V70 service professionals

V70 service professionals
V70 service professionals

Volvo Cars is a Swedish multinational manufacturer of luxury vehicles headquartered in Torslanda, Gothenburg. The company manufactures SUVs, station wagons, and sedans. The company's main marketing arguments are safety and its Swedish heritage and design.

The 2010 Volvo V70 is a midsize luxury wagon known for its spacious interior, safety features, and comfortable ride. Here are some key features and information about the 2010 Volvo V70:

Design: The 2010 V70 has a sleek and understated design. It features clean lines, a distinctive front grille, and Volvo's signature strong shoulder line. The V70's design emphasizes functionality, with a focus on cargo space and passenger comfort.

Engine Options: The 2010 V70 typically offers a range of engine options, including both gasoline and diesel variants. The availability of specific engine options may vary depending on the region. Common engine options for the 2010 V70 include:

3.2-liter inline-6 engine: This engine produces around 235 horsepower and offers a smooth and refined driving experience. It is typically paired with a six-speed automatic transmission.

2.5-liter turbocharged inline-5 engine: This engine, found in the T5 variant, generates approximately 227 horsepower and provides a sportier driving experience. It is typically paired with a five-speed automatic transmission.

Interior Features: The V70 offers a spacious and well-appointed interior. It typically includes comfortable seating for five passengers, with ample headroom and legroom. Standard interior features may include leather upholstery, power-adjustable seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, and an audio system with CD player. Depending on the trim level and options, additional features may include a navigation system, premium audio system, and heated seats.

Cargo Space and Versatility: The V70 is known for its generous cargo space and versatility. It offers a large and well-shaped cargo area, making it suitable for carrying various items. The rear seats can be folded down in a 40/20/40 split, allowing for flexible configurations to accommodate both passengers and cargo.

Safety Features: Volvo has a strong reputation for safety, and the 2010 V70 is no exception. Standard safety features typically include antilock brakes, stability control, traction control, front-seat side airbags, full-length side curtain airbags, and Volvo's City Safety system. The City Safety system is designed to help mitigate or prevent low-speed collisions.

Fuel Efficiency: The 2010 V70 offers decent fuel efficiency for its class. The exact MPG figures may vary depending on the engine, transmission, and driving conditions. On average, the V70 achieves around 18-20 miles per gallon (MPG) in the city and 26-28 MPG on the highway.

Reputation for Reliability: Volvo vehicles are generally known for their reliability and durability. The V70 has a reputation for being a reliable choice, though it's always recommended to review the maintenance history and condition of any used vehicle before making a purchase.

When considering the purchase of a used 2010 Volvo V70, it's advisable to research the vehicle's maintenance history, condition, and availability of parts. If you're interested in purchasing a used 2010 V70, I recommend checking local dealerships, online classifieds, and reputable used car websites to find available options. Be sure to review the vehicle's history, request a test drive, and ask questions about the vehicle's maintenance and condition.

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We purchased our Volvo XC60 about 19 months ago after our first child was born because we wanted something safe and reliable. Right from the start, the vehicle started having mechanical issues. It has been to the service center between 10 -15 times for all kinds of issues including the transmission, rotors, and now the brake fluid draining out twice within a few weeks, which the service center found to be a leaking caliper. Since receiving the vehicle back, I have noticed a puddle under my vehicle again. I feel like I am just waiting for the brakes to go out while I am driving down the highway with my 21 month old daughter in the back. There is also the unresolved noise coming from the engine compartment with the vehicle off that we recorded on video. We were told that the same issue had only happened to one other vehicle in the nation and they don’t know what caused it. So, it wasn’t fixed. It has made that noise on two separate occasions now. We filed a complaint with Volvo corporate on January 2, 2019 after the vehicle was towed in on New Year’s Eve because the brake fluid had drained out of it again. We were told we would be contacted with a decision about Volvo buying back our faulty vehicle within 24-48 hours. The corporate rep said that she had never heard of a vehicle with such extensive issues. Finally, two weeks later I received an email from Volvo corporate letting me know that they were offering us $4000 in trade assistance. The problem with that is the total purchase price of the vehicle was $36k plus tax, so $39,591. The current average KBB trade in value is $28,500. So, Volvo corporate is expecting us to take a $7000 loss on a vehicle we only owned for 18 months and had planned to own for a very long time. Not to mention the closest match (without moving to an older model) for a pre-owned vehicle at our local Volvo dealership has a sticker of $39,900, so we will would have to shell out at least $3000 more, or what is now $10,000 total just to get into an equivalent vehicle. And if we just decide to get rid of it and buy a different brand vehicle, then we lose an additional $3,000 in the extended warranty that we purchased and the $4,000 trade assistance they offered. So, we either wait until the next malfunction, which should officially qualify us for lemon law, and risk getting into an accident, or we take a major loss on this vehicle. When I asked how they justified making their customer take that kind of loss on an obviously problematic vehicle, I was told that my “case has been reviewed at the highest level and any further communication should be through Park Place Volvo” (my local dealer). So, they obviously recognize that there is a major problem, but they don’t care about fixing the situation with little or no loss to their customer. After my last communication with them, I posted my story and the video of the noise from my engine on their Facebook page to share what has happened and warn others. Yesterday evening, Volvo blocked me from posting to or liking anything on their page and deleted my comments. On top of that, I also noticed that others that shared a bad experience were deleted and blocked as well. So, their way of maintaining their impeccable reputation is just to sweep the bad experiences under the rug and make their Facebook page look like it’s full of happy, satisfied customers. I’m absolutely shocked at their antics and how unethical their practices are. As soon as the government shut down ends we will be filing a complaint with the FTC as well.

Carrie of Dallas, TX
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Volvo of Edison is the last place to buy service for your vehicle. Once you are past your extended warranty, they push you aside. The lack of compassion in this economic time is unreal. My 2004 XC90 went there for an oil change on Sep 23 and then returned on Oct 15 for additional repairs. On October 31, the engine was blown from lack of oil. They are taking no responsibility for the damage. I am a single parent and the car was my only transportation to work. They also own two more dealerships.

Lana of Monmouth junction, NJ
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I have been owning only Volvo cars for almost 15 years now, and my experience has been mostly positive. I sold my 2001 S40 with 142k miles, and it was still driving fine. No major repairs were made during the first 100k. Afterwards, repair costs started going up, but engine and transmission were solid. I've owned a C30 for two years as well, and nothing ever broke down. Based on my discussions with Volvo mechanics, here is what I would advise you:1. Never buy a new model within the first 1-3 years of introduction. Engineers keep improving these cars year after year, based on real driving experience coming from customers. By the 4th year of production reliability improves to superior levels. 2. Stay away from fancy electronics, add-ons, options, sunroofs, and so on. Their engineers spend most of their time and money on safety/strength, engine and transmission. 3. Buy the most common engine in production, especially one that can be found across platforms. 4. Change the oil on time and do the required maintenance. These cars may give you headaches from time to time, especially with high mileage. But if there is ever an accident, you will walk away laughing and texting. Volvo is still a great company, even under Chinese ownership.

Liviu of Northridge, CA
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Volvo is very good and decent. I like the tape in the car. I like the size as it's smaller and compact. It has nice color, comfortable seats and great design. Overall easy to drive and to park. But it is too expensive, hard to maintain and do repairs for. It is a bit unpractical and a bit weak for longer distance. It is too much of a city car and not functional inside for water bottle area and trunk opener. There are a few features that should be improved over time, but not a bad model.

Sara of Studio City, CA
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Random airbag exploding -- O.k. Volvo v70 rainy evening. I go to my car to run an errand, get in, start it and BOOM! Thought I had been shot. I turned the car off jumped out half deaf and realized what had happen. What the hell.

Lucinda of Flemington, NJ
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This is my second Volvo and this one is literally falling apart on me; I am talking lemon... The leather seats are all falling apart; they have actual holes from the sun, I am assuming, and the headliner is all falling down. From the day I bought it, I have had no air conditioner. In the state of Florida, I drive around in 101 degrees in the summer. I have always had so much good to say about Volvos and do stand behind them but the one I have as a single person, I am the only driver to and from work.The outside looks great; it is the inside and now the air bag sign is on and they are not working. Really???? I paid a lot of money for this car and I am so disillusioned to say the least. So for whatever it is worth, this is what I am dealing with. Somehow I am stuck with this vehicle that is falling apart on me and financially there is nothing I can do. Is there any call back on any of this for this vehicle? Anyone, somebody, anybody???

Debra of Punta Gorda, FL
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I board 2015 model XC 60 SUV in 2014. I was getting smell of burning. I went to Volvo dealer 2 times. I explain to them what I experienced about burning smell. At my second dealer appointment about same problem, front desk person came out, opened hood, and checked under car then he told me that tar under the body of the car is burning which is not a problem. But his explanation didn't convince me at all. What happen after approx 1 month while I was driving (on highway 287 Henrietta TX) on July 23 around 10 pm, my XC 60 start burning. Volvo manufacturer needs to answer me and taking care of this defected car.

Ruhi of Bedford, TX
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I love my Volvo S60 T5 but I wish a manual came with it and iPhones would work with the radio. There is some difficulty with unlatching the seat belt. Nevertheless, I love feeling safe when I drive the car.

Suzanne of Uncasville, CT
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We got the 2016 xc90 last September, got issues with the auto brake and sensors. But the biggest one happened last month that the car locked itself with all my belongings inside, phone, car key, money except my toddler!!! We parked outside for over an hour, turned the engine on, closed the door and walked toward the other side of the door to put my toddler in his car seat then found all door locked!! We were lucky that we found a phone to call my husband to bring his spare key to us and his key didn't work at the beginning either. While we trying to figure out how to open the door manually, it magically unlock itself.Volvo did a software upgrade and said it will never happen again!! As to our surprise, it did again!! Less than two weeks we got the car back!! Very lucky again that my toddler was with me!! Totally lost our faith to this car!! We bought it coz of their safety and reliability but this car just a total disappointment. After reading all the reviews here, how could Volvo ignore all these issues and still have this car on the market???

Joyce of Abu Dhabi, Other
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Bought this car as a certified used car when it was 3 years old, in addition bought extended warranty for additional 5 years or 75,000 miles whichever comes first. It just turned 5 this month. Only 2 years into extended warranty, have another 25,000 miles or so left too. Warranty work since purchase included tire air pressure sensors, few minor things. Had been very happy until last week. Took in for regular maintenance to Weaver Volvo in Raleigh, NC, mentioned I'd been smelling a musty/moldy smell when I turn on my a/c after not driving for few days, I suggested maybe the cabin filter needed changing. The service rep found the cabin filter should have been changed as part of my last service there, but was not done.In addition, they found that my windshield was leaking above the driver's side, and could actually be lifted up from the Inside! Both extended warranty and Volvo refused to fix it, giving me the name of recommended auto glass place, stating it was a "wear" issue. I stated it was not a wear issue, but a manufacturing and or Install issue. Doing my research, I've found lots of Volvo owners complaining about the very same thing! Volvo knows there is a problem, but does nothing about it. When I contacted the auto glass dealer, I was told they will not even attempt just a reseal, because it fails, because the priming on the oem windshield is defective. They receive calls from many Volvo customers with same problem every week. They will only install a new windshield, brand new install due to their experience with Volvo windshields, breaking, and reseal failures. I decided to not deal with another OEM windshield, as the primer issue appears to be ongoing.I'm very likely to have the same problem... seen other posts where customers have this same issue 2 or 3 times in a row when replacing a Volvo windshield with another Volvo windshield. I'm going with Pilkington, made in the USA, and has not had these problems leaking. It is going to cost me over $500 for a new windshield installation. I'm contacting Regional Service Manager about my discontent. I bought this Volvo because of its reputation for reliability, but I guess those days are over. I owned a Jeep for 22 years before I had to address a windshield leak. Your windshield should not leak at 5 years old. Some people are seeing leaks much earlier too! It's either the primer alone and/or the glue product. I'd been looking to upgrade my Volvo model... don't think I'll do that now. Weaver Volvo and Volvo... so disappointed in you.

Donna of Raleigh, NC
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