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Did you drive it and find the ride terrible or just looking at reader opinion on TireRack? Did you try lower level Elantra with 16” wheels to see if more pleasant a ride ? If not comfortable tires will never matter.

My nieces boyfriend has a light overland Tacoma. It barely makes it way off-road. My 19 year old daughter has done more extreme off-roading with our 2015 Pilot following Apple Maps.

I have had my Brother printer a long time. I use the Apple(air print) and chromebook Wi-Fi printing so I don’t deal with any drivers.

I think paint of those Made in Alabama junk heaps in that vintage was so so. My neighbor’s looked rough, his twin girls added lots of stickers to cover the spots all over.

I have learned by owning one if you anticipate moving , slightly move your foot on the brake and engine starts. Same is true for steering input. Isn’t the XC60 you have hybrid/PHEV anyway where start/stop is a given?

Nope ….

Whenever you land rent for six months and see if a fit before committing. You’ll buy smarter knowing things and living an area.

What else is on the market that offers incredible off road capability and that specific look / function and open air driving ? Nothing….. Ford Bronco tried but is recent . The body style drastically changed and rocket their sales . The introduction of 4 door made it turn mainstream and more...

It’s best to skip third party warranty’s . The only ones worth buying are offered and backed by car car makers. Everything else is small to massive scam at best.

Start/stop in hybrids is a given. It is not even called that and not really relevant here.

In extreme temps(hot/cold) our VW disables auto start/stop. Non issue if implemented correctly.

Start/stop at nearly 200k on wife’s 18 VW Tiguan no repairs except for fuel door lock and ignition wiring harness. Not seeing issues with it.

Useless map because not divided into population….

My wife’s car 2018 VW Tiguan with 195k

They made / making a great living . Who cares.

You have no issues currently and it might fail soon or past your ownership. Drive on and forget about it. Have a plan b.

The engines that last 1 million miles are not city driven. They have driven exclusively highway. It likely will last 5 years with a repair(s). I would expect that of any 20+ year old car.

It mostly depends on local water chemistry and what you are willing to spend. They make quality water heaters if you are willing to spend on them. They likely are not off the shelf Home Depot unfortunately.

Teams was a great ripoff of Slack. It works okay.