Table 1 shows one common service brakes related problems of the 2019 Volvo S60.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Service Brakes problems |
I was pulling into a parking spot in a strip mall parking lot. When I braked after turning into the parking spot, the brakes failed. The car moved forward and hit the chevy suburban parked in front of it and started to push it. The automatic collision avoidance system did not stop the car, either. The owner of the suburban was in that vehicle and was able to put it in gear and move it out of the way. My car continued to move forward at the speed it had been going at when the brakes failed so apparently it was still accelerating. The car then ran into a concrete bollard, and that stopped the car. The control panel was completely blank and the car could not be restarted. The car incurred front end damage and was towed to a collision shop, where it is now. When returned, it will go to the Volvo dealership to be checked out. I don't know whether the problem can be reproduced; by the time the two truck arrive an hour after the incident, the car could be started and appeared to be operating normally.
Brake rotors warp prematurely, dealership fighting on covering for warranty. Only 10,000 miles and they're bad again. Second time in 10 months.
Tl- the contact leased a 2019 Volvo S60 t6. The contact stated that upon leasing the vehicle, the lane keep assist, a feature that automatically corrects the driver's steering when drifting at a high rate of speed. The contact stated that when he tested the feature, the feature only worked, according to him, 10% of the time. Another feature on this vehicle was the collision avoidance feature where the vehicle will make an abrupt stop if it senses any obstruction while in motion. The contact stated that this feature failed to operate as needed when it was tested. The contact also stated that while driving at 15 mph, the vehicle made an abrupt stop on a wide open road, no objects were in the contact's view when the occurrence happened. The contact stated that a warning light flashed as the vehicle made the abrupt stop. After the contact experienced these failures, the contact notified the manufacturer of the failures. The manufacturer told the contact to take the vehicle to his local service center. He returned the vehicle to the dealer(Volvo cars of queens 207-22 northern blvd, bayside, NY 11361 718-428-2118) where he was informed that issue was not a widespread issue but there were familiar with this defect. He was informed that there are no recalls on the vehicle; the contact was given a loaner vehicle and informed the contact that a diagnostic would be performed. He was informed that an investigation would be launched with the manufacturer to investigate this defect. The vehicle had not been returned to the contact. The failure mileage was unknown. Jo.