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2008 Volvo Xc90 3.2 Sport Utility 4-door 3.2l on 2040-cars

US $17,500.00
Year:2008 Mileage:69808
Location:

Studio City, California, United States

Studio City, California, United States
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Immaculately maintained silver 2008 Volvo XC90 with premium package! The vehicle offers leather and wood grain interior, a moon roof and roof rails, the in dash navigation system and the third row of seats that fold flat. This vehicle has always been garage kept and is in immaculate condition (no wrecks, no body damage other than a few minor scratches on bumper that can be buffed out).  This car is loaded and has newer tires (replaced in 2010). Interior is in fantastic shape - no smoking.   This car has been babied!

Mileage 69K
Color: Silver Metallic
Interior color: off black leather
VIN: YV4CY982781422219

Specs:
3.2 Liter, 6 Cylinder
Automatic transmission
Power steering
Leather interior with wood grain dash
Security system with keyless entry
Roof rails
Privacy glass
Moon roof
Dual Power seats
6 CD player in dash/8 speakers
Auxillary Input and MP3 player capability
Air conditioning
Flat folding third row of seating
Dual, side and head airbags
Daytime running lights
Premium alloy wheels
Traction/Stability control
Power door locks with child safety locks
Anti-theft system
Power windows
Cruise control
ABS (4 wheel)

Cruise control
Adjustable steering wheel
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Wed, Aug 11 2021

STOCKHOLM — Volvo Cars, owned by China's Geely Holding, will temporarily stop production at its Swedish plant in Gothenburg due to the shortage of semiconductor chips, it said on Wednesday. A global chip shortage has hit manufacturing, with automakers cutting down on production and electronic device makers struggling to keep up with a pandemic-led surge in demand for phones, TVs and gaming consoles. "Production at Torslanda will be paused temporarily from this evening due to a material shortage linked with the semiconductor issue," Volvo Cars said in an emailed statement. "Production will restart as soon as possible, at the latest before next week," the Swedish carmaker, which in June halted production at its Belgian plant in Ghent for a week, said. Volvo Cars, which last month reported a return to profit in the first half as demand for electric cars grows, is considering listing on the Nasdaq Stockholm stock exchange this year. Related video: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings.

2022 Volvo C40 Recharge First Drive Review | All electric, all Swedish

Mon, Mar 21 2022

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — Volvo doesnÂ’t rock the design boat often, but the 2022 Volvo C40 Recharge is an exception to the Swedish car companyÂ’s staid, yet handsome norm. The C40 is a fully-electric crossover coupe, and it is VolvoÂ’s first vehicle to adopt this fastback shape. Not only that, but itÂ’s also VolvoÂ’s second electric car, following closely on the heels of the XC40 Recharge, a vehicle weÂ’ll drive soon. With the C40 Recharge being a new shape for Volvo, the design and technology teams are using it to debut some new ideas both inside and out. The rear end features new LED taillight technology from Volvo that features segmented LEDs and sequentially activating turn indicators for a different look than the typical fully-lit Volvo taillight. Its grille is debuting a new “Iron Mark” that houses a brand-new (and improved) suite of radar for the driver assistance systems — the logo is also now heated to ensure that neither ice nor snow buildup will stop the systems from functioning.  As for the crossover coupe part of this design, youÂ’ll notice the rear is full of spoilers. VolvoÂ’s head of design, Eric Beak, tells us that the dual, fin-like rooftop spoilers are there as aerodynamic aids in a bid to increase range. Meanwhile, the big spoiler jutting out on the carÂ’s trailing edge is designed to give the car greater stability at high speeds by reducing lift. The 20-inch wheels you see pictured here are the only option, so hopefully you like them. We do, and we like the look of this car overall. Photographs donÂ’t properly capture the angularity and shape of the body panels, but the C40 is a striking crossover coupe when you get up close to it. What could ultimately be even more controversial than the exterior design are the interior material choices. You wonÂ’t find an inch of leather covering the C40Â’s interior. Instead, Volvo is focusing on sustainable materials made using recyclables. For example, the seats are constructed of VolvoÂ’s suede-like Microtech material that is made of recycled polyester. Ditching leather is great, so long as the replacement is suitable for a luxury vehicle at a luxury price, and in this case, it works in nearly every area. Our one complaint is the steering wheel, for the synthetic leather substitute used here feels too much like plastic and is nowhere near as nice or supple to hold as quality leather is. When it comes to driving and charging the C40, the experience is a vaguely familiar one.

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