Used 2008 Volvo S60 for Sale

We wish that the car had more space in the center console and glove box. The lack of technology was made up for us accessorizing with a third party Bluetooth for in car conversation, but other luxury lines had this standard in their vehicles. Volvo had an expensive option workaround we did not like. The dealership is friendly and professional, but we find ourselves going to the Indy mechanic we trust for obvious reasons: cost and turnaround. We wish the back seats had a bit more leg room for passengers. Front passenger seat becomes a little cramped when accommodating for a passenger in the direct rear seating. The key fob for the vehicle was constructed in such a way the rear of the device cover comes of somewhat easy. Subsequently, the battery compartment ejects the battery rather easily. We've had the back cover come off more than a few times—resulting in looking around for the battery to the fob. The option for cooled seats would have been nice. We feel the radio sound system is very good, but the stock head unit is a bit low tech. We did have an issue with the windshield wash reservoir. Poor design resulted in it cracking. That was one fix we felt a little burned on. Dealership wouldn't cover despite out fighting. We ended up taking business elsewhere to Indy shop. Was still expensive—but we couldn't do without the fluid. We don't like the new Volvo designs and are hesitant to go with the brand because of new ownership.

The front headlights are made of a plastic that tends to get a residue on them that fade the lights. If there is a part that needs to be replaced, it costs a little more than a car that is from the U.S.A. It did not come with a GPS.