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Motorburn • 16 March 2016

Volvo XC90 review: a seriously safe Swedish SUV

By Stuart Thomas

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Before we start, there’s something you should know. I am not, by inclination, a fan of large SUVs. Nor, for that matter, am I all that fond of automatics. So when the very large, very automatic Volvo XC90 arrived at Burn HQ recently, it had its work cut out for it.

And while a week with this Swedish giant wasn’t enough to convert me on either of those things, I’m fairly confident that if you do like big, automatic SUVs, then you’ll love the XC90.

Stuart Thomas

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Online journalism • 17 March 2016

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