Is the Xc70 reliable?
The Volvo XC70 Reliability Rating is 3.5 out of 5. It ranks 17th out of 32 for all car brands. Learn more about Volvo XC70 Reliability Ratings.
How many miles does Volvo Xc70 last?
That being said, with the proper care the average lifespan of a Volvo is typically 20 years with over 200,000 miles.
Which is the most reliable Volvo engine?
What is the most reliable Volvo?
- S40. 5.00%
- S60. 5.00%
- S70. 5.00%
- S80. 5.00%
- S90. 5.00%
- 700 series. 20.00%
- 800 series. 20.00%
- 900 series. 15.00%
Are Volvo Xc70 any good?
The ride is superb, the build-quality excellent. It is poor on m.p.g (for a diesel it averages 35). But, it is by-far the best family car I have ever owned. I particularly like the safety features – excellent visibility; rear-sensor, and front sensor.
How many problems does a 2004 Volvo XC70 have?
The 2004 Volvo XC70 cars have the most problems reported (106 problems). Table 1. Total number of problems by model year for Volvo XC70 The following chart shows the 23 most common problems for Volvo XC70 cars.
How often does a Volvo XC70 burn oil?
Burning 1 quart oil every 1500 miles. Volvo TSB recommended new cam cover, spark plugs, multiple pumps and hoses-covered under safe and secure warranty. Seems to be a common problem for this generation of engine. Upon fuel tank repair dealer noted that the engine block was cracked where oil pan attaches. Someone had crudely repaired with JB weld.
Are there any common problems with the Volvo V70?
This entry was posted in Cars and tagged common problems, Volvo V70 on 22 February, 2018 by Justin Smith. As the man at the helm of BreakerLink, it is no surprise that its Director, Justin Smith, has always had a keen interest in cars, bikes and most things wheeled.
How much does it cost to fix a Volvo XC70 transmission?
Transmission complaints may be more numerous with the 2003 model year, but its $3,000 average repair cost pales in comparison to the $4,500 average seen by 2001 XC70 owners. According to CarComplaints.com, the average XC70 transmission problems cost an unimpressive $4,000 to fix and occur at an average of nearly 160,000 miles.