The 2008 Volvo S80 has 5 recalls, the most serious affecting V8-equipped models where the engine mount bracket can break and allow the engine to shift position unexpectedly. Front seatbelts on certain vehicles have a pretensioner defect where the belt may not properly restrain an occupant in a crash. On the cooling side, a software error in the fan control module can cause the engine cooling fan to stop working, leading to rapid coolant temperature rise and potential engine failure if left unaddressed. There is also a fuel system concern where the central electronics module may fail to activate the fuel pump; a driver might start the car briefly on residual fuel pressure, but the engine will stall once that pressure drops. A compliance recall rounds out the list: the tire pressure monitoring system uses an incorrect trigger level, and the tire information label and owner's manual both list wrong maximum inflation pressures.