Volvo V90 CC: Years to Avoid and Best Years to Buy

The Volvo V90 CC has 5 model year(s) in the federal index and no scored complaint record yet, so this page carries the catalogue entry and the years we hold rather than a verdict.

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Year-by-year data table

YearScoreVerdict Running cost / yrNHTSA complaintsRecalls
2021—DATA PENDING$4,24000
2020—DATA PENDING$4,38000
2019—DATA PENDING$4,42000
201893BUY$4,56210
201792BUY$4,70630

Running cost is fuel or energy plus the maintenance band midpoint for that car at its age today, re-priced to your country. Purchase price, insurance and depreciation are not included.

V90 CC sub-models & family

Variants & trims on record

Body, powertrain and trim variants of the V90 CC on the federal record. Variants folded into this nameplate are counted in this page's data; the rest have too thin a record for a page of their own yet.

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What goes wrong on the Volvo V90 CC

Across every V90 CC model year in our index, owners report these component groups most often. The cost beside each one is the representative repair for that group at a US independent shop, re-priced to your country.

  • Air Bags2 complaints across all V90 CC years · typical job: Airbag module, clockspring or sensor replacement$600–$1,700
  • Wheels1 complaints across all V90 CC years · typical job: Wheel bearing or hub replacement$460–$920
  • Vehicle Speed Control1 complaints across all V90 CC years · typical job: Throttle body, pedal sensor or cruise module replacement$520–$1,150
  • Service Brakes1 complaints across all V90 CC years · typical job: Pads, rotors and caliper service, both axles$580–$1,140
  • Exterior Lighting1 complaints across all V90 CC years · typical job: Headlamp assembly or lighting-module replacement$360–$1,380

Flat-rate labour hours x local shop rate plus a parts band. An estimate of what this class of failure costs, not a quote. Formula.

FAQ

What is the most common Volvo V90 CC problem?

2 of the complaints filed against the V90 CC across all its model years sit in the Air Bags group — more than any other component.

Sources: NHTSA, EPA · Methodology · Updated 2026-10-04