Volvo XC90 FAQs

• How much should I pay for a Volvo XC90?

  If you're looking for a starting point, then the Manufacturer's Suggested Prices are a good guide, however, these will exclude dealer delivery charges, stamp duty and other on-road costs. Nonetheless, Volvo has quoted a price range of $89,990 to $114,990 for the Volvo XC90, with the D5 Momentum (AWD) and T8 Recharge Phev (AWD) being the respective models at either end of the price guide. You can also settle on one of a number of other variants priced in the middle of this range, it all depends on how much you want to fork out for a little more extravagance.

• Is the Volvo XC90 a good car?

  You will fall in love with the Volvo XC90 because it is an absolute heart-stopper. Not only redefining the image of the trendy SUV, but also offering everything you could possibly want in an up-market SUV, the XC90 hits all the right notes. It boasts an impeccable safety offering, high levels of performance, and a real premium finish right throughout the cabin. You'll also be pleased to know this is a great choice for weekends away thanks to its pulling power, cavernous space and ergonomic seating. A worthy winner that sits atop Volvo's SUV line-up.

• Is the Volvo XC90 expensive to maintain?

  Service costs have long been a frustration for Volvo owners down under, however, those days are less common thanks to the brand's capped-price servicing. Owners can receive three years or 45,000km of servicing for the S60, V60, V90, XC40, XC60 or XC90 at a total price of $1500, or $2500 for the option of five years or 75,000km of servicing, whichever comes first. As a bonus, all new Volvo buyers also get a five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty, plus five years of roadside assistance.