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Here are three well-reviewed Volvo dealerships in the greater Los Angeles area, chosen for strong service reputations and positive buyer/seller feedback. I recommend contacting each directly for current pricing (which can vary by model, trim, and market conditions) and comparing detailed service-plans before committing. 1. Culver City Volvo Cars 4.7 • Volvo dealer 5 Location: 11201 West Washington Blvd, Culver City, CA 90230 Why it stands out: Holds a 4.9★ average from ~1,000+ reviews on DealerRater. DealerRater Service reviews repeatedly highlight communication, timely work, and “reasonable cost”. DealerRater +1 The website states they have been “Top Sales Volume Dealership in the Western U.S.” for multiple years, suggesting strong negotiating power and likely competitive pricing. Culver City Volvo Cars Things to check: Ask for detailed trim-level pricing, fees, incentives and compare with other local dealers. Service cost transparency is good, but always confirm what items are included in routine maintenance (fluids, wear items, etc.). 2. Rusnak Volvo Cars (Pasadena) 4.7 • Volvo dealer 5 Location: 267 W Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91105 Why it stands out: Strong reputation among Volvo buyers in the LA area. DealerRater Broad inventory of new Volvo models (XC40, XC60, XC90, etc.) and a full service/parts department. rusnakvolvocars.com Things to check: Verify the wait time for service appointments and rental/loaner vehicle availability. Ask about any ongoing promotions or bundled maintenance plans that might reduce total cost of ownership. 3. Penske Volvo Cars (City of Industry) 4.9 • Volvo dealer 5 Location: 17695 Gale Ave, City of Industry, CA 91748 Why it stands out: Has one of the highest review averages in the region (4.9★ with ~810 reviews) among Volvo dealers in the area. Larger scale facility likely means more inventory and potentially better deals (volume discounts). Things to check: Because it is a high-volume dealer, make sure you get a clearly documented quote including all fees. Ask about service pricing (especially if you live in West LA or farther away) and whether transport to/from matters. 4.7 Culver City Volvo Cars 4.7 Rusnak Volvo Cars 4.9 Penske Volvo Cars Use two fingers to move the map Hold ⌘ to zoom © Mapbox Terms© OpenStreetMap My Recommendation for You Since you’re detail-oriented and process-driven (which aligns nicely with your professional style), I suggest the following approach: Request a detailed quote spreadsheet from at least two of these dealerships for the same model/trim (e.g., XC60 with certain options). Include base price, destination, dealership fees, incentives, tax, and optional add-ons. Ask for their service/membership plan pricing and what’s included (e.g., oil service, wear items, BMW-type consumption items). Compare time to service (how quickly they schedule you, loaner availability) and service cost transparency (hidden fees, upsells). Especially if you have a specific Volvo in mind, check inventory availability and possible “demo/demo mileage” deals. If you like, I can dig up a more expanded list (5-10 dealers), include historical price negotiation data (from forums), and provide a comparison matrix (service rating, cost variables, inventory depth). Would that be helpful?