I have a 2019 S60 that I bought off a relative with 54000 kms about 32000 mi. I know the car was driven 90% in the city. Driving into the sun it looks like it's been in a sand storm. Dealer thought it was excessive so sent pics to Volvo Canada. Still waiting to hear back. Service manager says it's Volvo"s call if they cover it. My last 2 cars with 5 times the milage were not this bad. I don't think it's pitting because when I blow up my pics they are all round opaque spots.

 

The S60 could be rail dust maybe... they get shipped by train from SC... I haven't seen it on a Volvo, but when I sold Fords once in a while we got a car that was shipped by rail that we'd have to clay bar the whole car.

 

Spoke with a friend at a local body shop, his conclusion is that it's a defective windshield. Going to speak with the dealership about a replacement seeing that in a short time, if it continues to get worse, it will become a safety issue.

Wil let y'all know how it goes.

 

Similar problem to Daviet on my 2023 XC60 Recharge purchased last month. Windshield looks like it was in a sandstorm. I tried cleaning it to no avail. Going to take it to the dealer to be looked at. I feel like my paint has swirling in it too that should not be there on a new car.

 

Similar problem to Daviet on my 2023 XC60 Recharge purchased last month. Windshield looks like it was in a sandstorm. I tried cleaning it to no avail. Going to take it to the dealer to be looked at. I feel like my paint has swirling in it too that should not be there on a new car.

No luck with the dealer so far. Left several messages with the service department. Will continue to call as I do expect that this issue should be resolved. Also, had some small paint swirls but was able to resolve them with some Nu Finish. Let me know how you do.

 

I have a 2022 X90 T6 and I am on my 5th window replacement. They crack at the smallest debris. Is this normal?