The most responsive car is BMW. You touch the pedal and you are five miles away
I would say you did not own a car until you drive one. Mercedes for one I s great car too
but it is made more for comfort then ultimate driving and handling, it is great car no mistake
but now when BMW caught up with comfort and with their driving machines it is like
wow... Volvo comparing to the two is like Mercedes comes to comfort and padding
and all bells and whistles for the price but the driving is below the two especially
Beamers.

I was looking into it when looking for a car and found that there were some health
issues with interior materials in cars sold in China for their market,
however since they are all made there that made me feel kind of hm...
so you might want to check your comfort level on that.
Otherwise beautiful car, fabulously equipped, great ride,
not too reliable, just a tad better then Land Rovers
but again, they look awesome.
However, having to spend that much, it is only a little step up
to BMW and Mercedes so I see no point.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see them all over the place, and I like the way they look, but a 4 cylinder engine seems underpowered. Do you feel that you don’t get good pick up when you need it? Do you have problems with the car? I don’t hear that Volvo is a good car, but then I see 15 a day.

pick up?

Pick up as in you press the gas pedal and the car responds well and immediately. Toyotas, for example, do not have good pick up.

I did set in the xc90 at the car show this weekend, and I was shocked at how not luxurious the momentum level was. The seats in the back row were absolutely horrible looking.

Anonymous wrote:I see them all over the place, and I like the way they look, but a 4 cylinder engine seems underpowered. Do you feel that you don’t get good pick up when you need it? Do you have problems with the car? I don’t hear that Volvo is a good car, but then I see 15 a day.

pick up?

People who love Chinese goods buy them.