[baarsofia42]

I had an issue with my first 2023 C40 (it happened the first week I got the car and after 2 months it only had 800 miles on it) and after being in service for weeks with no foreseeable end, I had a lawyer get involved. Within a few hours of the lawyer sending Volvo corporate a letter and email (email sent at 9 am), I got a call from the dealer at 4 pm telling me to come in and pick anything else on the lot as they are doing a corp assisted trade/buy back.

Highly recommend reaching out to legal for assistance in this.

I'm sorry to hear about the issues you've had with your 2023 C40, but I'm glad to hear that involving a lawyer helped you resolve the situation swiftly. It's always a good idea to seek legal assistance when you encounter problems with a product or service, especially when it involves a significant purchase like a car.

It's essential to protect your rights as a consumer, and having legal representation can often expedite the resolution process when dealing with corporations. I hope your experience with the replacement vehicle goes much smoother, and you can enjoy your new car without any further issues.