My V70 Volvo has been great to me. It provides a safe car for my family but is also turbocharged, so it has plenty of get up to it. I also love that it is a station wagon. I have been able to use it to move multiple times and haven't had to rent a big truck or U-Haul to do so. There have been a few mechanical issues, but overall, I have been able to fix them myself with minor knowledge of car repair. With over 200,000 miles, I have little to complain about with my car.

This vehicle is reliable and has worked relatively well for me in the time that I had it. Although I bought it used, it maintained its quality performance and function for many years. I love the hatchback, and the room that this car has inside. Whether you're trying to move things, fit people inside, or go exploring the outdoors. The space inside is very nice to have. My biggest frustrations with it were centered around it being a European car, that is both difficult and expensive to repair. Part of the problem is the area where I live. It's fairly rural, and the nearest Volvo dealer is about a 2.5 hour car drive away. Although I think it is a good car, I probably wouldn't buy it again for the place that I live. Were I to move to a more urban place near certified mechanics and dealers, I would consider buying a new version of this car.