Instant Impression: Volvo XC60 Interior

The Volvo XC60 gets a lot of things right, but it does one thing really stupidly. It has a beautifully turned-out interior, with a bevy of gorgeous accents and ingenious touches. But when it comes to Volvo's safety mantra, well, you can judge for yourself.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Volvo
• Volvo XC60
• XC60
• safety
• nav system
• GPS
• leather
• stitching
• navigation
• remote control

[xkjagxk]

The controls are on the right backside of the steering wheel. How dumb is this guy? Next time, be sure that you actually know something about the cars you are going to review. And don't criticize them on something that jusr isn't correct. This sht is misleading.

[wilmerevert]

The controls are on the right backside of the steering wheel, you can even see it in the film stupid, next time read the instruction manual.

[TheParis9453]

the volvo xc 60 has controls on the back of the sterring wheel stupid

[matthewdaniel1000]

That is actually real oak! That is why it looks and feels like it.

[Simer2010]

I'm sorry but this man's voice is beyond irritating, he needs to speak softer, and less quickly...

[carlo44]

know what you're talking about before you criticize anything. This video is giving the wrong information and makes volvo look bad.

[mikep0022]

They just need to get rid of this video

[robots4me]

Ummm... Did you happen to look at the steering wheel right where your finger on your right hand would naturally fall? Oh look! GPS control buttons! Even a joystick! The remote is for passengers, dumbass.

[DrummingDisaster]

oh god damn it. How should somebody check a car right, if he doesn´t know that there are controls behind this freakin´ steering wheel?

[broadwayline]

Way to go, you just demonstrated how dumb you are.

The controls are are behind the steering wheel, where they are on EVERY Volvo since 2004!

Obviously pushing the phone control buttons will not control the navigation!

Read the manual! Typical American....

[Snowmation]

The controls for the Navigation Rig are behind the steering wheel....but I guess its not something you would know the instant you get into the car so I won't knock Autoline.