Be careful
Be careful! The service subscription is pure robbery. You have no rights. If the car is sold or even not in use (de-registered), you will pay the full amount until the end...
25 May 2025
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The Volvo Group is a Swedish multinational manufacturing company headquartered in Gothenburg.
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Gropegårdsgatan 11, 417 15, Göteborg, Sweden
- volvo.it
Volvo Death Trap
I purchased a brand new car in march.
In first 400 miles it broke down twice ( Volvo admits it’s a KNOWN FAULT) where you drive on a Motorway (at no more than 70 and without warning it goes down to 5 miles an hour – the probability of being wiped out by the car behind is worrying)
Then a series of electrical faults.
Then Radio (electrical) goes to whisper where you can’t turn up down or off .
Now car makes ear splitting loud noise and as a pensioner I have to walk everywhere as I am scared to get into the vehicle. ( I have been driving for 50 years and never been scared of ANY vehicle !
Long conversations with “executive customer care” at Volvo HQ who say there is nothing they can do?
in 6 months less than 2000 miles (covid) but you buy a VOLVO for SAFETY , RELIABILITY = this isn't - you do not buy it as a "bird puller" fashion statement or to show off that you can afford one - it is about SAFETY
this car is a DEATH TRAP & Volvo KNOWINGLY sold it.
It is not the dealers fault - they don't build them - it is VOLVO.
10 August 2021
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