2010 Volvo C30 problems

Filed Mar 13, 2023 · Visibility · ID

While on the freeway my sunroof shattered and spilled a bunch of glass fragments all over me, I believe a rock or some kind of other object, never found out what hit it or if it was hit, from the freeway hit it, so I don't know if it counts as a vehicle safety problem but I wanted to make a report just in case it counts as one. My safety was put at risk by having glass falling on top off me while going around 60mph on the freeway, the sudden noise of the glass breaking followed by the glass falling on me caused me to swerve and it left me shaken and covered in glass. I ended up pulling over on the shoulder to relax myself and get all the glass off of me and my seat, no one was hurt or injured. There was no problem confirmed other than the sunroof being broken. The component was not inspected. There were no other warnings or symptoms of the problem prior to it breaking.

Filed Dec 23, 2021 · Visibility · MA

The windshield is loose at the top and can leak. The windshield may move under normal driving conditions.

Filed Jan 2, 2018 · Visibility · 108,000 miles · CA · crash

I have a 2010 volvo c30. In late november 2017 I was in a minor accident on the freeway. Something came off a big rig in front of me and hit the windshield as well as me running over something. I assume the truck blew a tire, as the truck started sparking underneath. The noise was so loud, I thought the windshield had broken. When I pulled over, I didn't see any real damage but a small piece of molding was loose near my front tire. Over the next several days I would hear a loud jarring noise whenever I hit a bump a certain way. Also, when the passenger door was slammed shut. It sounded like my car was falling apart. It continued to get more frequent, but I couldn't tell where it was coming from until we started getting freezing temperatures in the morning and I could actually see the windshield rattle over every bump. When I placed my hand on the upper driver side of the windshield, I could actually push it far enough to create a gap between it and the car. Today I had the windshield replaced. The windshield tech showed me that there was no primer on the glass across the top and in large areas down both sides of the glass. This is the original factory installed windshield. Although I had never had any issues with leakage, it was probably that way for a long time and the accident jarred it loose. I shutter to think what would have happened if the accident had been more major. If the airbags would have deployed, I imagine they would have pushed the glass right out. After doing a little research online, I see many reports of this windshield seal failure across several years and models of volvos. I am shocked volvo has not issued a recall.

Filed Mar 9, 2016 · Visibility · 65,000 miles · TX

My windshield was lifting as I drove highway speeds or on a windy day, as well as leaked water during heavy rain. Took it to an auto glass shop (like my volvo dealership suggested due to a diagnostic fee of over $100.00 for volvo service to touch the car), where they told me it was a huge problem and that it seemed to be a problem with the manufacturing of the car. They said there is no way a person could have caused the windshield to be completely loose enough to pop out like mine is, and that it looks like the manufacturer didn't bond the windshield properly to the car.

Filed Oct 8, 2015 · Airbags · 53,000 miles · CA · crash

My daughter was involved in a single vehicle mishap where she jumped a curb at approximately 15 to 20 MPH, blew out three tires, and damaged the right passenger front bumper as well as the right and left front quarter panels. The right front tire is bent inward and the left front is bent outward. Through all of this, the driver's side airbag never deployed. I had to guesstimate the mileage below at 53k as I don't have it with me where I am filing this report.

Filed Oct 30, 2014 · Driver assistance, Wheels · 16,000 miles · IL

Tl* the contact owns a 2010 volvo c30. The contact stated that while driving approximately 60 MPH on wet pavement, the rear tires lost traction without warning. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic. The technician diagnosed that the camber angle was too positive. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 16,000.