Hi everyone,
I have a
Volvo V90 Cross Country Pro T6 in 2019,
65K Km and the same problem with only
4 years, it's no a problem of leather it's a problem of glue.
I worked in OEM and TIER1 in automotive, so close with customer care and quality in manufacturing, after 32 year's experience only can say it's a cockpit TIER1 problem that Volvo must to assume, normally the cockpit assume the Tier1 and OEM Volvo only assume the replacement cost that's all, so simple.
Talking with my dealer in Barcelona only wants to assume 30%, 50% of the replacement cost 4k€,
so one car of 103,5K€ and happen this things, it's a really shame!!
Fortunately It's not the same cases that other premium cars, so I decided no more Volvo's after 20 years buying,
this is customer service, guarantees problem!!
It's a pity, because I'm a passionate of Volvo especially Cross Country model by my life style and all the work done by the dealers in building loyalty, falls to the ground with
Volvo customer service.
This is a quality campaign, not an isolated error, there are a thousand references with customers in internet with the same problems,
XC**, S90, V90, if you are from the EU and you are equally affected, we can make force and win the replacement of parts at 100%, whether or not under warranty because it is a bad manufacture of the part in question not a bad use, mi car always go the parking to parking, never see the sun.
Other examples:
https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/indi...her-cosmetic-issues-after-just-39-000-km.html
https://www.volvov90.org/threads/problem-with-leather-das.17272/
https://www.swedespeed.com/threads/2017-v90-leather-dash-issues.659987/
https://www.swedespeed.com/threads/2018-s90-dashboard-leather-delaminating.518513/
https://volvoforums.com/forum/volvo-s90-v90-40/leather-dashboard-96596/
My case:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JzFGgvW9wHIOz9TiWsXy40mXJv5SmtjL?usp=drive_link
So I decide if Volvo not replace my cockpit 100% this summer, I will bring Volvo to court, so simple. The question is.. what are you going to do?
Francesc G.
Barcelona