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Original Comment Volvo Car USA: Wishing the co. much success. Unfortunately our daughter (paying rent, working, paying off college loans, and volunteers at her church as youth leader) purchased a Volvo a few years ago. From the first month and on...the car-SUV was in and out of the shop-You name it, she (her mechanic) fixed it -only to have something else go wrong. We spent many thousands of dollars attempting to fix it, in hope it would finally be the end of the repairs. No such luck. Thankfully she finally paid the loan off in December, 2020. She'd been having some problems with the autoshift and had an appt. this week w/her mechanic-surprise! Last weekend we were on our way home from a funeral for my Dad/her grandfather with my elderly Mom in the car, when grey smoke began billowing out of the exhaust. Had to have the car towed to mechanic that night 83m and deal with all kinds of other issues to get everyone home/safe. Mechanic calls to say that it'll cost 2K to fix the car. She and her mechanic have been joking about finding the "closest and tallest cliff" and let it go...They've decided she should sell it for parts ? Heaven knows, it has every new part known to Man! Too bad the used mark up...down won't get her much...Now she's dealing with being without a car. This vehicle is obviously a ? ? ? Perhaps someone at Volvo could explain how something like this could happen and how it could be rectified-or maybe that's just Fantasyland. Thanx for 'listening' ? Thoughts?

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