What have you just found out about your XC40.
155 maybe not, but Volvo do say that their cars are designed to have a survivable impact crash at 112 and why it was set at that speed!!
I had a look back at the pricelist/spec. for my car. There was so much choice then! Which was one of the main reasons I moved over to an XC40 as I could pretty much have what I wanted. Along with the couple of packs etc. the spec. was great and for what I considered a reasonable price. The dropping of the R-Design with its added touches has taken away quite a bit of the appeal for me.
2023 B4 Plus Dark FWD in Silver Dawn. Tinted Rear Windows. Spare Wheel & Tow Bar dealer fitted.
Gone - 2019 T4 R-Design FWD in Bursting Blue. Winter & Convenience Packs, Power Seat, Front Park Assist, Rear Camera, Spare Wheel & Tow Bar.
Gone - 2019 T4 R-Design FWD in Bursting Blue. Winter & Convenience Packs, Power Seat, Front Park Assist, Rear Camera, Spare Wheel & Tow Bar.
Yes, absolutely brilliant car. The R-Design has lower? firmer suspension? and Paddle Shifters?
One of those rare occasions where they got it right first time.
One of those rare occasions where they got it right first time.
XC40 MY24 B4 Ultimate Dark, Black Leather, Crystal White, 20" Rims
Lincolnshire England.
Lincolnshire England.
Yes, got them on mine. I know some folks don't use them but I do quite a lot and would really miss them. Even my son's new Mazda 2 has them.
With the new DCT auto boxes do they still have that daft side to side "manual" gear changing?
I had a Passat with DSG, no flappy paddles but I found using the "stick" natural as mainly only ever driven manual cars and the DSG was fore and aft to change gear. I suppose if I did use the side to side in my XC40 more, I did try it once, I'd get used to it but then I don't need to!
With the new DCT auto boxes do they still have that daft side to side "manual" gear changing?
I had a Passat with DSG, no flappy paddles but I found using the "stick" natural as mainly only ever driven manual cars and the DSG was fore and aft to change gear. I suppose if I did use the side to side in my XC40 more, I did try it once, I'd get used to it but then I don't need to!
2023 B4 Plus Dark FWD in Silver Dawn. Tinted Rear Windows. Spare Wheel & Tow Bar dealer fitted.
Gone - 2019 T4 R-Design FWD in Bursting Blue. Winter & Convenience Packs, Power Seat, Front Park Assist, Rear Camera, Spare Wheel & Tow Bar.
Gone - 2019 T4 R-Design FWD in Bursting Blue. Winter & Convenience Packs, Power Seat, Front Park Assist, Rear Camera, Spare Wheel & Tow Bar.
I am a truck driver and drive 5/6 different vehicles a day ,auto B 4 to work ( or Tiger 800 motorcycle ) 6 speed manual HGV,8speed range change HGV,JCB telehandler,electric and diesel forklifts plus couple of small vans and pickup so I don't mind the side to side manual gear change it's just another vehicle only use it for engine breaking ,could do with engine break like my truck,and yes I do have to think what I am in sometimes 
Yes, but have you ridden a Lambretta with a hand gear change! Only joking, I imagine you can drive/ride pretty much anything.
I've got motorbikes as well, left and right gear changes and a manual car so think I could get used to the sideways gear change if I applied myself! In the TT I do look for the Start button now and then!
I've got motorbikes as well, left and right gear changes and a manual car so think I could get used to the sideways gear change if I applied myself! In the TT I do look for the Start button now and then!
2023 B4 Plus Dark FWD in Silver Dawn. Tinted Rear Windows. Spare Wheel & Tow Bar dealer fitted.
Gone - 2019 T4 R-Design FWD in Bursting Blue. Winter & Convenience Packs, Power Seat, Front Park Assist, Rear Camera, Spare Wheel & Tow Bar.
Gone - 2019 T4 R-Design FWD in Bursting Blue. Winter & Convenience Packs, Power Seat, Front Park Assist, Rear Camera, Spare Wheel & Tow Bar.