Hopefully we'll hear feedback from the OP. Hasn't logged on for about a week now.

What size wheels would you recommend for a r design in terms of comfort and road noise? I like a quiet comfortable ride. I live in the uk which let’s face it don’t have the best roads. Would be interested in anyone’s opinion. The standard on an RD is 18" and 20" on the Pro. I find the 18&...

ACertainAge wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 8:03 pm Am I right in thinking this is an incentive to get Volvo the repair work if you are unfortunate to have an accident?

Yes you're right..well almost..Volvo approved repair centres.

https://www.volvocars.com/uk/own/explor ... ess-return

As Dermottdog says..leave it be and it will do its thing in its own time depending on the journeys you're doing

Yes. My previous insurer countered this by quoting £250 excess if you use their approved repairers, £500 excess if you don’t thus nullifying the Volvo voucher. Granted this means you wont save money but does mean you can have it done at a Volvo approved repair centre for the same price which uses V...

Never heard of a clutch failing in an XC40.

See what the dealer says. Guessing is not really going to help with so little information.

Is yours a new car or new to you?

It's always an aftermarket option..as I'm sure that purple is. Get it wrapped

Is your company providing at charging point at work??....thankfully though electricity isn't, or wasn't last time I checked, regarded as a fuel. If they are don't charge your car at home but at work.

I agree with Felindre you paying for fuel and claiming back for official mileage might work better.

The other announcement was that Volvo are doing a Tesla and all sales will move on line with limited options and set prices. I am more concerned about that. I like dealing with local dealers and being able to (try) and negotiate discounts and choose the options I want and not just what is lumped to...

Previous thread on the very same subject seems to link to a low car battery

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