2019 Volvo S60 R-Design Review - What a Stunner! 

Is that your new Volvo in your profile pic?if it is then it’s a sexy gorgeous beast👍😃 I aspire to buy that one day 😊😊

Couldn’t wait to Dec- bought my S60 in Aug. Cost only a couple thousand over a new Accord my wife is leasing. Volvo is so much more comfortable than the Honda.

@@genebricker3673 yes 👍 enjoy your new beauty sir

Sorry, real life review. This is what it looks like when you have to drop off and pick up kids. I get it but when I’m juggling a million things a week, I’m lucky to get the time to even film a review period. I could just use the manufacturers shots and then people complain that they want to see my own shots. Ugh. Can’t win😆

erik berna Be more a grown up instead being a child crying just because there was a child seat in the car.

Nikola Petrovic I’ve driven both a Mercedes sedan and the 2019 S60 and they felt really similar, both pretty smooth, no major differences that I can remember

Blunted response to inputs compared to the Germans, and a bit more numb and video gamey. The NVH is a little thrashier and the suspension is capable but not as cobsistent feeling over different surfaces.

That doesn't seem like something a person who's in the market for a sport sedan would say.

The head unit controlling EVERYTHING is worrisome. Fails when -20 in Canada and heater doesn’t work. Oh Boy!

@@brucemadu8535 dude this is a volvo that it Nokia 3310 of cars.. no need to worry about cold weather too, the car is made in and for Scandinavia which has the same climate as Canada. Volvo mat sound exotic to US Americans but it's a more than an established brand in Europe and has the highest reliability and safety ratings of any car ever made worldwide. It's a tank on wheels, these engines easily go up to 500k miles with proper maintenance. Shit doesn't break

Or a dual charge 5 cylinder like my T5. 25 percent power increase is just right

Looking at V60 or cross country. How’s the reliability, service costs? Premium fuel scares me!

@@brucemadu8535 Bruce...we have a 2016 V60, which runs on regular fuel. Here in Texas, gas is cheap, so buying premium wouldn't be a huge issue. Especially if it enhanced performance. It is weird though that the new cars are spec'd this way. Our V60 has been a joy. Reliability has been perfect. Not a single issue. Nada. For me, it's about the dealership experience. I think all brands have issues at some point, and for me it's how the dealers handle things. Our purchase experience and regular service experience has been great so far (Momentum Houston). By contrast, we had a series of horrible experiences with a Honda dealership and Honda corporate. Bad stuff. I've had a lot of cars over the years and can say this V60 has been pure fun and enjoyable to drive. Great around town and for road trips. Smooth as silk. I hope they get the reliability right on the new models, because it's on our list for "next cars". Holler back if I can help otherwise.

@@orreng Are you getting the advertised 32 mpg or better? I'm deciding between this car and the Audi RLX SH-AWD Hybrid.

@@koolkokujin7015 I get 28 in town. 30 on the hwy. I don't use the Eco mode.

You don't settle for "sufficient" when shopping luxury cars. If what you describe is what you want, save your cash and go buy a Camry.

Cars with this engine have been on the streets for quite a few years now. Haven't heard anything bad about reliability.

BMW - everyone says get rid off when warranty over!