2016 Volvo XC90 70k Mile Owner Review - Best Used 3 Row SUV Bargain?
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- It's a crazy car market and new/used car prices are way higher than years past. What is the best deal right now? I believe it's the Volvo XC90 and I'll tell you why it's the best vehicle you can find under 40k at the moment.
Let me know if you agree and ask me any questions you have about the XC90 if you have them.
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▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
0:55 - Luxury or Not Luxury
5:25 - The Drive
25:25 - Conclusion
26:26 - Must-Have Features 
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What do you think about the XC90?
My cousin has one. Nice car and it's still running. I did a search and noticed that you're right... lots of them in the 30s with decent mileage.
I m waiting for the delivery of mine My22 XC90 on 11 April in Italy and man, here in Europe XC90 Inscription fully equipped is about 100.000€! Of course we are talking about diesel engine with less than 300hp because here we have big taxes on the hp. I have a TTRS and I have to pay 3.4 k every year just because I own it. And here we have the problem of the price of the gas, petrol and diesel today were about 2.4/2.5 €per LITRE!
Anyway great review can’t wait for my delivery 🔥
@@TheMrdeashawn Sounds like you got a winning combo. I love... love love the TTRS. That's insane you have to pay hp tax. I forget how nice we have it here in the states...
@@TheMrdeashawn That's wild... I forget how good we get it here in the states sometimes...
I am currently looking at a 2016 XC90 T8 Inscription (June 2023). It has 95K miles for $29K. I love how it rides, especially in EV mode. My biggest reservation is the poor reputation of the XC90 for 2016-17.
I purchased my Volvo XC90 in May 2015 and after a 5 month wait it arrived in October. I went against my own rule and purchased it the first model year. Add to the fact Volvo was just under new ownership made me question my decision. When I got in my New XC90 l was in love. The slam of the door I could hear how solid it was. My fears disappeared. The first year had some recall and very minor issues but since day one I've had no real major issues. The XC90 does feel lite on its feet ... It will coast/glide my foot just hovers over the brakes. LoL. I love how the seatbelt locks AND retracts back in an emergency to pull your body back into the seat to position for the best outcome. Safety first. Had a Lexus for 15 years and the Volvo service is just as good. In 2022 it is Very reliable. Still solid. Still in love. LoL. Thank you for the video.
I got the 2021 xc90 and owned it for almost 3 years and it has been a wonderful car…so comfortable on road trips and so happy with my purchase. What people want is a car that never breaks but they stop making those in the 90’s
I have a fully loaded 2017 XC90 T6 R-Design (Bowers & Wilkins audio, air suspension, Polestar optimization, carbon fiber interior, etc.). I'm still loving it 5 years later and I've had no issues with it at all. Mine is Passion Red and I still look back at it almost every time I park and walk away.
that's one of my favorite specs. I wanted a red one so bad... but the wife didn't want that color. Reminds me of the Audi S cars with the silver mirror caps.
Is the infotainment system a hassle?
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Absolutely not. Bowers & Wilkins is sublime. The over the air map navi and software updates keep my 5 year old infotainment almost as new when compared with 2020-2021 Sensus systems.
@@bradh6185 not at all. It takes a few seconds but not a big deal. Honestly... if you let your oil circulate in your engine before you drive the infotainment system will be ready before you leave the driveway.
@@TheDailyDriver Thanks. Yeah, I was thinking if it has remote start, I could just start it up a few minutes before I'm going to leave. I have to think that would be good for the engine anyway.
im mixing this into my meditation mix LOL the way you described the luxury car with the background is so calming 🤣
Thanks for the video. I purchased a 2023 XC90 Plus Volvo Certified. I feel better knowing the vehicle will be serviced no matter what over the five years I financed it
Im looking at used volve now. Defiantly looking at the XC60 & XC90. Thanks for the info.
Me too. No one wants to budge on prices right now. Imo it seems like a horrible time to buy. I want the 60
Thank you for your video. Planning to make a move on a 2019 CPO XC90 with under 40k miles. I will definitely need extended warranty on this, you mentioned Endurance - do you still stand by that?
We have 2017 a V90 T6 AWD and we love it
So far no problems
We travel 3 times a year Luxembourg-North of Portugal (4000km each trip)
Basically 2500 miles, yes I had to goggle it. That is a long drive even by American standards.
Oh my oh my goodness that brushed metal!!!!!!!!!!!🤩🏁🍺👏
I have a 07 xc90 v8 and a 15 xc60 polestar. I love them
Great review. Considering trading in my 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit 5.7 in October. Will have had it exactly two years. Love the Summit but have no need for the HEMI power and definitely not the fuel economy. Not bad per my driving style but not appealing . 😊
Where did you find the plug in wireless charger?
Bummed to hear it has air suspension and that the computer forgot the sunroof. Air Struts always fail. The P2 R's had a great electronic valving strut that would work for a very long time.
I have found all of my Volvo's to be very reliable and in time hope to find that this new model is no different with the new engine and chassis.
Yeah all struts fail though. I'm kind of just bracing and hoping that I don't have to replace them within the next 40k. We plan to get a replacement vehicle once this thing clocks 105k.
I loveeee my Volvo!!! Omg 😢❤. It’s just perfect for me
How is your oil consumption?
How is in the snow? Confident?
The manual adjusting steering column is a safety feature btw.
really? What's the reason?
@@TheDailyDriver during crash the driver could be pinned to the steering wheel. A manual column helps the rescuer to adjust it without power to get the driver out.
@@mrbrightside3771 Yes that was the same reason Volvo told me. Manual release saves time in an emergency. Thank you for pointing that out. People may think that Volvo was cutting corners but in reality it was for safety.
Still the best looking car, heck it's almost annoying, the spartan clean rear have damaged my neck as i cant stop following them til out of sight ♥
There was a post by an owner that let go of his XC90 after only 1 year because the front brakes only have 1 piston that is weak and causes to warp the rotor. Is this an issue for you?
I’m seriously looking at getting an XC90 but kind of concerned with that.
Thanks for putting out a review. Last weekend I had gone to Acura dealer to test drive the 2019 MDX and the outside felt good but the inside really sucked in all possible ways. I have the same 2016 T6 and really love it compared to the MDX, Lexus, Audi. I heard the Audi has transmission issues. T6 is like my weekend vehicle but the only issue I have had is it doesnt play all Mp3 song formats, which makes me unhappy. I am thinking maybe I should sell mine and buy a Tesla since gad prices have almost hit the roof.
Btw your initial start of the vlog you showed the towing of the XC90, what was that about?
That was delivery! I ordered mine used from out of state. Also thank you for the comment. I'm glad you like yours and I'm in the same boat in regards to an electric/Tesla.
Where can I find this wireless charger?
Glad I found this video. I'm considering a xc90 or a durango RT. I'm torn.. any thoughts?
Man... XC90... Comfort if that's your thing. My friend had a Durango and my buddy that does "this week in cars" is debating on an RT. I also think you can find a lower mileage XC90 for less too. It gets a lot of bad marks for reliability even though it's like 90% all infotainment stuff that was mostly resolved or not really as big an issue as most people make it out to be.
@@TheDailyDriver I appreciate the response. Any thoughts on the xc90 vs Lincoln aviator?
@@MrBiggharv I wish I had experience with the Aviator. All I know is that new Lincolns have had lots of QC issues and engine/drivetrain problems.
It's a year later.. how are things going? I'm contemplating a certified used XC90 for around $30,000 (If I can find) but I plan to stick with 2018 + models w/ T5. I keep going back and forth with it.
Im even considering getting a second one since my wife barely lets me drive it
Did you buy it? If so, any insights?
How is the XC90 doing ?
I had a 2022 XC90 for a loaner while my car was in for service. Beautiful car, but still not a fan of the new 4 cylinders. I am a old school Volvo guy and the inline 5/6 turbo engines are much more refined
I'm scheduled to trade my '18 Velar for a '20 XC90 Inscription next week.
Any updates
What do you think of the Mazda CX-9 ?
the new one is beautiful.... Something about Mazdas though. They have a nice interior but I feel like after 50k miles they all seem to creak or rattle.
Its 2024, what is your take on the car now. Volvo seem to be calling me. Plus i am Asian as well. I dont mind getting Sweden.
If you’re buying this used, get CPO and near the end of the 5-year mark, purchase an extended warranty for 10 years.
One of the biggest negatives I hear about the XC90 is that it requires brake service every 20K miles, and sometimes has issues with warped rotors. What has your experience been?
I have had to change the rear brakes once... and that was the second time in the history of the vehicle. IF you use the auto brake feature, it will wear quickly. If you turn it off, you'll have good life. IT's easy to swap too... I should create a video on how to do it. lol
@@TheDailyDriver That might not be a bad idea, considering how that brake issue seems to be a common complaint.
Did you entertain a 2018+ Atlas?
are you insane?
I have a roaming noise, any ideas, sounds like a fan at times, it loud?
No lifetime warranties in the uk. Any part replaced under warranty is warrantied until the end of the vehicles warranty, a ma 5 years from volvo for a new vehicle.
Would you recommend a used T6 or T8 ?
If I could have, I would have bought the T8. If that helps you any.
You should be glad you didn’t pickup an x5 , unless you’re ok putting up,with rattles and squeaks
I am a loyal Volvo owner and I have owned many. This Volvo is a beautiful well built Volvo for sure! and I doubt you will have any problems with a Volvo that's one of the reasons why I love them. I have a question though what happened to your BMW and why didn't you buy another one?
I still have the BMW and looking at getting an x5m... older. My 640 currently has 70k on it and still running strong *knock on wood*. The XC90 currently has 90k
@@TheDailyDriver I have owned Volvos with 2K they never complained. Volvo is not like a BMW they aren't money pits. I know people with BMWs with 75K and they have all kinds of problems.