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Non-Turbo 2.5 vs. 3.2 liter engine: which is better? V70-XC70

posted by  someone claiming to be Hugh on  Mon May 20 12:38 CST 2024 [RELATED]

James,

Thanks for your kind words. I am grateful for the information and assistance I receive from other members of this community. I don't know everything, and when I am faced with an issue with one of my 5 Volvos (3 of which are driven by my daughters out-of-state) the assistance is crucial. Besides saying "Thank You" for this assistance, I can "Do my part" by sharing with this community what the outcome is (when it occurs) when the problem or issued is solved.

Another part of my motivation is I think of a saying: "I may not remember what you said, but I will remember how you made me feel." That's why I make it a point to say "Thank You". People appreciate being recognized for their assistance, and to me me, it is just "The Right Thing to do." When I ultimately purchased a replacement V70 for one of my daughters, I will post what engine I ultimately purchased: 2.5T or 3.2 naturally aspirated. I have been provided information that has helped me to be informed and again, I am thankful for that help.

Hugh






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