Volvo , BMW and Mercedes, leaning towards Volvo to be safe and not snooty?

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We love our Volvo XC90 inscription and we aren’t snooty.

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Anonymous wrote:We love our Volvo XC90 inscription and we aren’t snooty.

Nothing to be snooty about. Volvo is a Chinese car.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We love our Volvo XC90 inscription and we aren’t snooty.

Nothing to be snooty about. Volvo is a Chinese car.

Cars crafted in Germany are no more reliable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't know that Volvos are any safer these days than Mercedes and BMW - I feel like Volvos being the safest option is a little bit of an outdated thought.

+100

Volvo hasn’t had an advantage over other carmakers re: safety for many years now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I got a great gift card with my Volvo for the local Chinese take out. We are satisfied.

You’re a cheap date if this is true.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We love our Volvo XC90 inscription and we aren’t snooty.

Nothing to be snooty about. Volvo is a Chinese car.

This is what gets me too. Cannot be convinced to pay premium prices for a Chinese vehicle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We love our Volvo XC90 inscription and we aren’t snooty.

Nothing to be snooty about. Volvo is a Chinese car.

This is what gets me too. Cannot be convinced to pay premium prices for a Chinese vehicle.

BMW production exists in five different countries. You can find BMW manufacturing facilities in Germany, Mexico, China, South Africa, and America. Did you know that the BMW manufacturing center in Greer, SC is currently the largest BMW production facility?

The first Mercedes-Benz factory outside of Germany was built in Argentina, and it remains in operation today. Otherwise, production facilities can be found in 22 countries across the globe, including:
United States (Tuscaloosa)
Austria (Eugendorf)
Canada (Burnaby)
Brazil (São Bernardo do Campo)
Mexico (Several facilities)
China (Beijing)
Romania (Sebes and Cugir)
France (Hambach)

Where Are Volvo Cars Made?
Where are Volvo cars made? The vast majority of Volvo vehicles are assembled in Sweden, mainly at the Torslanda and Skovde facilities. Volvo cars for the Asian market are assembled across four facilities in China. Volvo Cars recently opened a plant in Ridgeville, South Carolina, where all American market Volvo S60 sedans are made. The next generation of 2022 Volvo XC90 SUVs will begin production there in the near future.

Where is the Volvo XC90 made?
The Volvo XC90 is currently made throughout various plants in Sweden. The vehicles assembled there are what you would find throughout most of the world, except for Asian market examples. Those Volvo XC90 SUVs are assembled mainly in Chengdu, China. Volvo Cars has plans for assembling all 2022 Volvo XC90 models at their new facility in South Carolina.

Where is the Volvo XC60 made?
All Volvo XC60 models are made in Torslanda, Sweden, or Chengdu, China, depending on regional market destinations.

Volvo XC40 is made in Belgium at Volvo Cars manufacturing plant in Ghent

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am looking into buying an SUV. Volvo, BMW, and Mercedes are all the same price.

They are pretty similar but I am leaning towards Volvo as it is safer, and I feel like people don't think it's a snooty and expensive car.

What are everyone's thoughts?

I dont understand the question. If you want a safe and not snooby car -- get a honda.

THIS!

Honda accord DH was hit twice by drunk drivers at night car total him not a scratch. Then one day on River road police chase hit head on by police car again not a scratch. Plus Honda's hold their value each time car was no more that 2 years old ins paid out more than we paid.

Yep Honda for life for us.

We like Lexus too LOL and hate Audi worse dealerships and worse safety and omg they break like crazy

[Anonymous]

I've had my Volvo XC60 since 2018 and I love it. No problems so far.

[Anonymous]

Op which car did you choose?