New 2019 VolvoXC60 T5 Momentum SUV
- VIN: LYV102RK2KB278523
- Stock: PV5889
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- Fuel Economy
- 20.0/27.0 mpg City/Hwy
- Exterior Color
- Onyx Black
- Interior Color
- Maroon Brown
- Body
- SUV
- Transmission
- AWD
- Drivetrain
- All-wheel Drive
- Engine
- 2.0L I-4 cyl
Dealer Notes
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KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 5.0
Beats all its rival in Luxury, Style and Safety
By HKVC on Monday, May 07, 2018
I researched and compared: 1) 2018 Audi Q5 Prestige (test drove); 2) 2018 BMW X3 xDrive30i, M Sport design, Executive Tier (test drove); 3) 2018 Volvo XC60 T5 Inscription (test drove); 4) 2018 Mercedes GLC300 Fully loaded. Subjectively, I think no car come close to the high tech, simplistic and elegant interior design of XC60. Quality is top notch: soft-touch material everywhere, comfy/supportive seats with soft leather, heat/ventilation and even massage! (Probably the biggest) panoramic moonroof that extend to slightly behind rear passenger. As an audiophile, the B&W option is a must. None of the other three candidates is in even comparable. I love the exterior design, but this is subjective. Also, I think its established that Volvo is synonymous to safety so I wont waste time talking about this. My wife and I love how the ride is tuned with comfort in mind. I think enthusiast will prefer X3 and Q5. But for us, this is a family car so comfort is THE priority. If a sporty drive is what you are looking for, I do recommend X3 or Macan. After basically went through all youtube reviews and website articles, and personally test drove these SUVs, I narrowed down to a fully loaded Q5 Prestige (~56,400 before fees and tax) and fully loaded XC60 T5 Inscription (59,355 before fees and tax). I dare say you wont make any mistake if you choose either one. As much as I want the bragging right of owning a luxury German car, the modern interior/exterior styling, luxury design/material and safety features of XC60 is just the more rational choice for me and my family. Absolutely no regret =) - 1.0
Windows rattle, moonroof leaks
By Volvo Rattles on Friday, September 20, 2019
My wife and I purchased a new Volvo XC60 (factory order) and took possession of it in November 2018. Since that time, my wife has noted multiple issues with the vehicle that made her extremely dissatisfied with the vehicle overall. The windows rattle when up or partially down. The moonroof leaks and has permanently stained the roof upholstery. The controls on the infotainment system do not work, and no fix has been supplied for almost a year. The visor connection snapped off with normal and infrequent use. We are intent on selling this vehicle and never owning a Volvo again. - 5.0
Swedish brilliance
By Tom on Thursday, January 03, 2019
I’ve owned my Volvo XC60 since September of 2017 and it’s been an awesome time. It lives up to its reputation of being Safe, Reliable, and Stylish (it turns heads!). It has a very attractive exterior body, and a very pleasing interior, nothing can outweigh the stereo and infotainment system. The seats are the highest grade of comfort, and the trunk provides much room as well as a large rear window for visibility. Overall, I’ve totaled 12,000 miles, 3 out of state trips, and have driven many of my friends and family in this car, and these times are irreplaceable. Unfortunately, because the family’s having trouble with money and house payments, we’ve decided to trade it in and get an older 2011 Volvo C30 that will be more affordable. I definitely would love to keep this car, but I’m at least glad the Volvo C30 is not too much different in terms of style and performance than the Volvo XC60. Highly recommend, but before purchasing, make sure you have the money, the gas isn’t expensive, but the asking price can be a little overwhelming, especially if you loan or lease!
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