The fully redesigned, modern S60, sharing its modular Drive-E engine with the related XC90 — genuinely refined sport sedan character built on Volvo's current-generation platform.
This generation's chassis pairs well with the simpler, single-turbo T5 engine — genuinely good efficiency and performance without the added complexity of the combined turbo-and-supercharged T6 found on higher trims and the related XC90.
This is one of the few sedans remaining in Volvo's current lineup, given the brand's broader shift toward SUVs — worth considering if you specifically want a sedan body style with this generation's modern engineering.
This is about the car itself — for engine-specific failure points, see the dedicated engine page below.
This S60 shares its T5 Drive-E engine architecture with the related XC90. Full detail on this modern, modular engine family lives on the shared engine page.
FULL ENGINE BREAKDOWNVolvo Drive-E 2.0L Turbo — Reliable or Not →Ask for documented oil change history, since turbocharged engines generally reward consistent, high-quality maintenance.
Beyond general maintenance history, there's genuinely little else specific to flag on this comparatively modern engine.
Test the infotainment system thoroughly during a viewing, given its steeper learning curve relative to simpler rivals.