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Used 2010 VolvoXC70 3.2

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at Mills Chevrolet

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Exterior Color: Brown
Interior Color: BROWN
Odometer: 145,971 miles
Fuel Economy: 16/22 MPG City/Hwy
Transmission: Automatic

Drivetrain: All-wheel Drive
Engine: I-6 cyl
VIN: YV4982BZ0A1092789
Stock Number: X15921

Recent Arrival! Brown 2010 Volvo XC70 3.2 4D Wagon 3.2L I6 PZEV 6-Speed Automatic with Geartronic AWD

Reviews:
* If your next vehicle needs such off-road attributes as all-wheel drive and Hill Descent Control, but a bulky SUV doesnât fit your image (or garage), the 2010 Volvo XC70 will definitely strike a positive note. Source: KBB.com

Overall4.7Out of 5

Best wagon out there
By Viking on Monday, August 24, 2020
5.0
This is my 4th XC70 and they are just the best wagon around. Smooth, comfortable, roomy, well built and safe!…
Reliable and a pleasure to drive
By Ally on Friday, September 20, 2019
5.0
I purchased my Volvo XC70 new and have had it for almost 7 years. It has been reliable and is pleasant to drive, especially on road trips. The mileage in town is around 17 mpg, but on the open road it routinely averages 31 mpg. The XC70 easily holds 5 adults and there is plenty of storage room in the rear cargo area. With the back seats folded down, it is easy to fit about any item in the back. Routine maintenance keeps my XC70 running smoothly. I am on my second set of tires. The XC70 is easy to enter and exit for the driver and passengers. The ground clearance is just right. The controls for the sound system, bluetooth and cruise control are located on the dash and on the steering wheel for ease of use while driving.…
Great car but expensive to fix
By Connie on Tuesday, April 05, 2022
5.0
Loved this car because of its reputation for safety, comfort, and dependability. It's been the family hauler for almost eight (8) years and has done well. The only complaint I have is that it's really, really, expensive to fix when things go wrong. Unfortunately, it started using oil at 50,000 miles - which we have been able to work around by adding a quart between oil changes. The real challenge, however, is how expensive it is to fix when things break. I was recently told that the exhaust system and catalytic converter may go and it's a $5,000 fix. Ouch. I figure that anytime I need to replace something, e.g., brakes, a front bearing, the serpentine belt, etc. it's going to be $1,000 repair. Fortunately, I only get a couple of those a year which makes fixing it cheaper than replacing the car. I really wish Volvo still made this car as I believe it was one (1) of their best sellers. If they did, I would buy it again.…

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Best wagon out there

Reliable and a pleasure to drive

Great car but expensive to fix

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Used 2010 VolvoXC70 3.2

Included Packages & Accessories

Detailed Specifications

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KBB.com Consumer Reviews

Best wagon out there

Reliable and a pleasure to drive

Great car but expensive to fix