Volvo wants you to know that it's definitely not leaving the U.S. Like, pinky promise, swearsies-realsies, not leaving. It just so happens that it's taking a little break from selling a bunch of different models over here. But it's still very much into us, so please don't make this weird.
Earlier this week, the Swedish automaker hit pause on the sale of several foreign-built models in the States. Unfortunately, that meant cutting out models that it believes won't be worth its efforts to continue selling abroad, meaning that most sedans and wagons are getting the axe. The blame? Surprise, surprise—it's tariffs.
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