2020 Volvo V60 Cross Country Review
2020 Volvo V60 Cross Country Test Drive
2004 Volvo Ratings, Reviews and Awards
2004 was a huge year for Volvo, ending as its highest sales year to date and coming in strong with the manufacturer’s introduction of three new concept cars and updates to many of its most popular vehicles. Volvo expanded its offering of diesel engines to include two options, a 1.6-liter and a 2.0-liter for a slight power boost, but it was the individual tweaks to models that were most exciting. The V40, for example, now came prewired for an optional CD pl...
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C70
This two-door convertible combines Swedish safety features with the feel of luxury at a reasonable price. Leather seat trim, keyless entry, driver heated seat, and classic, elegant styling.
S40
Volvo’s small sedan boasts classic styling with a sporty edge in two trim levels. Horsepower tops out at 168 or 170 depending on model and four-doors provide entry for five passengers.
S60
The Swedish-designed S60 compares with the BMW 3-Series in this ultra-sporty yet elegant sedan. Rack-and-pinion steering and precise handling complement the reliability.
S80
The elegant design is a hallmark of this high-end Volvo sedan. Three trim levels boost 208 to 268 horsepower in this smooth four-door with a quiet ride.
V40
Volvo’s signature styling graces this sports wagon with ample cargo space and rounded tail end with rear fog lights. Dual climate control acknowledges rear passengers.
V70
All-wheel-drive is optional at the top of the three trim levels in this sleek, lower-profile sports wagon. Swedish safety designed into various elements of this family vehicle.
XC90
The robust and rugged styling of Volvo’s XC90 makes an intriguing contrast to the “conscience” designed into this SUV with enhanced gas mileage, ultra-low emissions, and roll-detecting sensors.
