2014 Volvo V60 D5 AWD Geartronic
Asking 119,000 SEK
230,000 km · Diesel · Automatisk
Listed today
VIN: YV1FW8256E1155238
First registered: 20/06/2013
High mileage for this usage — 19,167 km/year
Fair price
An automated assessment based on available data — not a substitute for an independent inspection or professional legal/financial advice.
- High mileage (230,000 km) increases probability of wear on turbo, DPF and suspension.
- No verified registry data (ownership/mileage/accident history) — lowers confidence in advertised condition.
- Seller-reported rust on the body plus recent brake work; maintenance appears active but receipts are needed.
Listing details
- Seller type
- Private seller
- First seen
- 04/09/2026
- Location
- Sverige
- Colour
- Silver
This is a private sale — konsumentköplagen (the Consumer Purchase Act) does not apply between two individuals. Protection instead comes from köplagen (the Sale of Goods Act) and whatever's written into your own bill of sale, so the contract terms matter more here than in a dealer sale.
No price changes recorded for this listing yet.
Ad vs. registry data check
No verified registry data was available to cross-check this ad against.
🏷️ Equipment & options
Equipment and options the seller tagged on the listing itself — not verified by this report.
🗣️ What the seller said
Straight from the seller's own answers on the listing, shown here word-for-word — not summarized or translated, so you see exactly what was said.
- Har bilen några kända skador?
Ja. Lite rost.
- Har det genomförts omfattande reparationer?
Nej
- Är eller har motorn varit trimmad?
Nej
- Har bilen några skulder?
Nej
Legal status & environmental zones
- 🚦 Traffic status
- Unknown
Ownership history
- Usage type
- Unknown
- Registered owners
- Unknown
- Private owners
- Unknown
- Company owners
- Unknown
No registry/ownership data was provided or verified, so the car’s prior owners and exact change-of-ownership history are unknown. The current ad is a private sale; nothing in the supplied data confirms company or dealer ownership.
Confidence: Low
🛣️ Mileage analysis
The car shows 230,000 km and an annual average of about 19,167 km — above the listed typical range and consistent with an actively used diesel wagon. Rollback risk is inconclusive without registry stamps and service receipts; verify odometer against service book entries.
- Annual average mileage
- 19,167 km/year
- Typical mileage for this age
- 12,000–18,000 km
- Odometer rollback risk
- Inconclusive
| Date | Odometer (km) | Source |
|---|
🔧 Damage & accident history
No accident/insurance history source is available yet — this report does not check for prior damage.
Confidence: Low
💰 Market valuation
Asking 119,000 SEK — fair range 67,800–139,270 SEK (Fair price, from 38 comparables).
Valuation comes from Blocket comparables (38 trim-matched listings). Median comparable price is 99,000 SEK and the fair range is 67,800–139,270 SEK; the asking price of 119,000 SEK is above the median but still within the market range.
≈ 0.52 SEK per km on the odometer.
📢 Official recalls (EU Safety Gate)
6 of 22 total recall campaigns issued for this model apply to this vehicle's specific model year — not the model's entire recall history.
- Volvo V60 (2014 – 2017) (2020-07-20) — Air bubbles may remain in the engine’s cooling system after filling with coolant. Consequently, the cooling of the engine might ...
- Volvo V60 (2010 – 2018) (2020-07-14) — The tensile strength of the steel of the safety belt’s fixing cable may decrease with time. Consequently, the protective/restraining effect ...
- Volvo V60 (2012 – 2019) (2019-10-28) — Excessive carbon deposits could build up in the intake system of the engine. Additionally, the intake valve could leak. Consequently, ...
- Volvo V60 (2012 – 2018) (2019-07-18) — In certain driving conditions, the EGR cooling circuit may not be robust enough. As a result, an unexpected amount of ...
- Volvo V60 (2014 – 2016) (2019-03-29) — Cracks in the fuel hose may cause fuel to leak into the engine compartment. This may consequently lead to a ...
- Volvo V60 (2011 – 2015) (2015-03-06) — The handbrake may under certain conditions release inadvertently. The recall affects vehicles with manual transmission built from 2011 to 2015. ...
This shows official recall campaigns issued for this model and year — whether THIS specific car has already had the fix applied isn't verified here. Check the chassis/VIN with the manufacturer's own recall lookup tool to confirm.
Source: EU Safety Gate · Checked 19/08/2026
🔮 What's likely to need attention next
Over the next 20,000 km
- DPF (particulate filter) cleaning or replacement (Possible)
High diesel mileage increases likelihood of clogged DPF or need for forced regeneration/cleaning.
Typical cost: 5,000–25,000 SEK
Based on this vehicle's history
- Turbocharger service/repair (Possible)
Turbo failures become more common on high-mileage diesel engines.
Typical cost: 8,000–30,000 SEK
Based on this vehicle's history
- Suspension bushings/links and shock absorbers (Likely)
230,000 km typically brings wear to suspension components on family wagons.
Typical cost: 3,000–10,000 SEK
Based on this vehicle's history
- Bodywork/corrosion treatment and spot repairs (Likely)
Seller discloses 'lite rost' on the car; rust repair cost depends on extent and whether structural/underbody parts are affected.
Typical cost: 2,000–15,000 SEK
Based on this vehicle's history
- Automatic gearbox service / mechatronics check (Possible)
Automatic transmissions on high-mileage cars often need service or electronic/mechatronic attention.
Typical cost: 6,000–25,000 SEK
Based on this vehicle's history
💳 Estimated ownership cost (annual)
- 🧾 Road tax
- Not available
- 🛡️ Insurance
- 6,000–10,000 SEKGet a real insurance quote
- ⛽ Fuel/electricity
- 12,762 SEK
- 🔧 Maintenance (baseline)
- 9,700 SEK
- 💰 Total
- 28,462–32,462 SEK
- 🏦 Est. payment if financed
- 2,246–2,413 SEK/month
Estimated annual running costs from the supplied numbers: fuel ~12,762 SEK and routine maintenance ~9,700 SEK (these assume 10,000 km/year). Insurance range shown is an estimate, not a formal insurer quote; road tax was not provided and may vary.
Indicative only, not a real quote — assumes the full asking price financed with no down payment over 5 years at a typical 5–8% secured car-loan APR. An unsecured personal loan usually runs higher, and your actual rate depends on your own credit assessment.
Adjust your financing
The estimate above assumes the full asking price with no down payment. Add a down payment or change the loan term to see a more realistic monthly cost.
📉 Estimated resale value
Based on how this make/model's asking price differs across model years in the current market — about 18% per model year. Not a guarantee: your car's actual future value also depends on its mileage, condition, and future demand.
- In 1 year(s)
- 97,631 SEK
- In 3 year(s)
- 65,715 SEK
- In 5 year(s)
- 44,233 SEK
Estimated from 24 comparable listings across different model years.
Recommendation
Negotiate — decent family D5 AWD but verify paperwork, rust and recalls before paying full asking price
The car is practical and comparably priced for its trim, but 230,000 km, seller-reported rust and missing verified registry/recall checks lower confidence. If service history and VIN/recall checks are clean and corrosion is only superficial, this is worth buying at a reduced price.
Suggested offer range: 95,000–105,000 SEK
✅ Before you buy
❓ Questions to ask the seller
- Can you show Transportstyrelsen's "Fordonets skulder" (vehicle debt) service, or otherwise confirm there is no outstanding vehicle tax, congestion charge, or parking-fine debt tied to this vehicle? Unpaid vehicle debt transfers to the new owner in Sweden, not the previous one, and can lead to Kronofogden seizing the car.
- Can you provide the registration certificate (registreringsbevis) and the full stamped service book or itemised service receipts for verification?
- Has the chassis/VIN been checked against Volvo’s recall lookup and Transportstyrelsen? If so, provide proof or workshop receipts for applied recall fixes.
- Please send close-up photos of all rusted areas (wheel arches, sills, boot floor and underbody) and any receipts for prior bodywork.
- Can you provide receipts for the recent brake work (front pads and right-front caliper) and state who performed the work?
- Are there any current warning lights (engine/ABS/airbag) or known intermittent faults (DPF/turbo/gearbox)?
🔍 Inspection checklist
- Never pay a deposit or the full price before you've seen and test-driven the car in person — be wary of pressure to decide immediately ("today only" pricing), or a seller who avoids meeting or an independent inspection.
- Pay by bank transfer or Swish, never cash to someone you haven't met or verified, and complete the registered ownership transfer (ägarbyte) digitally at handover rather than leaving it for later.
- Verify VIN on the car and run a Volvo/Transportstyrelsen recall and ownership check.
- Bring the stamped service book and compare mileage stamps to the odometer (check for gaps or inconsistent jumps).
- Inspect rusted areas closely (lift carpets/boot mat if needed, check wheel arches, sills and underbody) and get a bodyshop opinion if corrosion looks deeper than surface.
- Test-drive: check automatic gearbox for smooth shifts, listen for turbo whine, watch for smoke on acceleration, and test DPF regeneration behaviour.
- Check brakes and parking brake operation; confirm recent front-pad/caliper work with receipts and inspect discs for wear/warping.
- Scan the car with an OBD tool for stored fault codes related to turbo, DPF, gearbox and ABS.
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Glossary
- konsumentköplagen
- Sweden's Consumer Purchase Act — stronger legal protections that apply automatically when buying from a dealer, but not between private individuals.
- köpekontrakt
- The bill of sale / purchase contract used to formalize a car sale in Sweden.
- besiktning
- The mandatory periodic vehicle inspection required to keep a car legally on the road in Sweden.
- ägarbyte
- Change of ownership — the formal registration step that transfers legal ownership of the vehicle to the buyer.
What this report doesn't cover
- No confirmed registration number — this is a lite report based on the ad and market data only, without ownership/mileage/legal history.
- No community-sourced known-issues research is available for this model yet — the known-issues section is not populated.
- Recall campaigns are matched by model and year only — whether this specific chassis has already had the fix applied is not verified.
- Outstanding loan/lien status (belåning) is not part of Sweden's public vehicle records and cannot be verified by this report — ask the seller directly and consider a written confirmation in the sale contract.
- No registry/ownership data was supplied or verified here — odometer, previous owners and formal accident history could not be checked.
- Accident/damage history sources were not available and the damage assessment confidence is low.
- Recall campaigns are listed for this model but whether this specific VIN had the fixes applied could not be verified from the supplied data.
- No manufacturer service-interval schedule was provided for this specific car, so timing-belt/major scheduled-item status could not be checked.