TurboLlew said:
NBN said:
individj said:
MR_Y said:
At least Volvos made since 2015 have Trackers fitted as standard equipment and they can corroborate actual total mileage on used cars.
I did this when I bought my used V60CC from a non-Volvo dealership, which had relatively low mileage for a 2016 model.
apparently these trackers were fitted standard because people were parking them and running away & claiming they were stolen.
LOL, its the only way to get some sorta money back, after buying a Volvo, as great and safe as they are, they have some of the worst resale values out there! My friend got offered 10k, yes 10k when she traded in her S40 for a V40
Every time you think of the bad depreciation on your big Merc or BMW, spare a thought for those in Volvos! They have some really good cars too.
I am on my 2nd Volvo - had a C30 in 2008 and now the V60CC.
I bought both cars used.
If you buy them 2-3 years' old, with 30,000km on the clock, they are great value cars.
Insurance is quite reasonable, and resale is actually pretty decent ONLY if you buy them used.
The m/plan can be extended to 7 years/140,000km and the old 5 cylinder cars are fairly robust and reliable.
Yes, out of plan maintenance is pricey at the dealers, but the same can be said of other premium cars as well.
I have a Porsche, but I prefer driving my Volvo more often!