The Volvo XC90 is the top-tier option from Volvo, and in models post-2020, they retain a strong focus on luxury and safety. Popular in New Zealand for space, comfort, and the feeling it provides.
At times, the infotainment software may result in freezing occurences that require a reset. Make sure the vehicle is inspected for suspensions noises and wear on its components. Coolant leaks on T6-powered vehicles will always warrant monitoring. Don't disregard signs of faults with the hybrid system if so optioned!
During inspections, double-check the integrity of tyres to avoid any failing points. See that the windscreens and all surrounding lights can be engaged as neccessary. Double-check brakes and windshield wipers for wear, and verify the operation of the tailgate when opening.
Post-2020, the XC90's generally sport a range of Petrol, Diesel and Plug-in electric hybrid engines. Proper servicing is important! Ensure the regular inspection of fluids, differential and transmission. Make arrangements to check for irregularities affecting the suspension system. Don't underestimate software updates as these fix many issues!