Volvo USA is who I’ve been on the phone with. They are the ones wanting me to take it in to the dealership 450 Miles away. They will cover the repairs because it is under warranty. Like I said, I’m not sure something is wrong. It could just be settings—-they took me as far as they could over the phone, but it wasn’t much. Or it could be a defect they need to fix. But who knows how long I could be without the car if it goes in for repair. I don’t want to put any mileage on the car, and they said they would tow it this time, but again, who knows how long I will be without a car and why take it over there if I can just change a setting.

MT6127. Exactly. What do I do? I ordered the Volvo when there was a dealership here. The car is brand new car. The least Volvo could do is let a locally traine mechanic who has worked on them, service the warranty issues. If I trade it in now, I will take a huge hit in the value. I paid almost $70000 for it—Volvo should be better at their customer service.

the main problem I’m having is after I signed up for the AT&T data plan (which I wasn’t even told about until I called them) still won’t let me download updates. They know it’s activated because they checked. They should be able to tell me what’s wrong by troubleshooting over the phone. It probably is a setting someplace. also don’t think I should have to subscribe to a data plan to get their updates! I don’t want to hook my phone up to it and use the house wireless network because 1) if I’m on the road can’t exactly do that, and 2) with the issues I’m having, it most likely would be futile.