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2010 Volvo Ratings, Reviews and Awards
A pioneer of ingenuity in auto safety features, Volvo's 2010 lineup included some of the year's most intuitive designs. The debut of the XC60 came with enhanced City Safety features comprised of auto brake functions as well as enhanced collision avoidance and mitigation technologies. The XC60's arrival also set the standard for seven-passenger seating, which would now be featured on all XC90s. As Volvo's first entry-level luxury crossover, the vehicle offers sleek looks with a wide range of interior upgrades from high-end Dolby Surround Sound to a backup camera and onboard navigation. The XC90 came equipped with a panoramic moon roof and held 281 horsepower under the hood in its 3.0-liter inline engine. The year also saw six-speed manual transmissions for the S40 sedan and V50 wagon. While there was no S60 model, which was being prepared for 2011, the all-new XC90 was more than enough to prove that Volvo was a heavy contender in the market.
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quality
Awarded to the brand who had the fewest problems reported by 100 car owners during the first 90 days of ownership.
1
AWARD
dependability
Awarded to the brand who had the fewest problems reported by 100 car owners during the last 12 months with their 3-year old vehicle.
0
AWARDS
performance
Awarded to the brand with the highest new car owner design and performance ratings after the first 90 days of ownership.
0
AWARDS
dealership sales
Awarded to the brand who received the highest dealership new car buying experience rating.
Not rated
dealership service
Awarded to the brand who received the highest customer satisfaction rating based on service for maintenance or repair work.
Not rated
Research 2010 Volvo models (9)
$7,273 - $8,276
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
25 - 25 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$6,518 - $7,426
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
23 - 24 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$6,258 - $9,021
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
23 - 25 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$7,111 - $11,392
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
18 - 22 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$7,310 - $10,325
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
23 - 25 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$8,019 - $9,126
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
22 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$7,774 - $9,410
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
18 - 22 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$8,892 - $11,151
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
18 - 19 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$7,316 - $10,405
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
16 - 18 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
See 2010 Volvo awards
See all Volvo awards
quality
Awarded to the brand who had the fewest problems reported by 100 car owners during the first 90 days of ownership.
1
AWARD
dependability
Awarded to the brand who had the fewest problems reported by 100 car owners during the last 12 months with their 3-year old vehicle.
0
AWARDS
performance
Awarded to the brand with the highest new car owner design and performance ratings after the first 90 days of ownership.
0
AWARDS
dealership sales
Awarded to the brand who received the highest dealership new car buying experience rating.
Not rated
dealership service
Awarded to the brand who received the highest customer satisfaction rating based on service for maintenance or repair work.
Not rated
A pioneer of ingenuity in auto safety features, Volvo's 2010 lineup included some of the year's most intuitive designs. The debut of the XC60 came with enhanced City Safety features comprised of auto brake functions as well as enhanced collision avoidance and mitigation technologies. The XC60's arrival also set the standard for seven-passenger seating, which would now be featured on all XC90s. As Volvo's first entry-level luxury crossover, the vehicle offers sleek looks with a wide range of interior upgrades from high-end Dolby Surround Sound to a backup camera and onboard navigation. The XC90 came equipped with a panoramic moon roof and held 281 horsepower under the hood in its 3.0-liter inline engine. The year also saw six-speed manual transmissions for the S40 sedan and V50 wagon. While there was no S60 model, which was being prepared for 2011, the all-new XC90 was more than enough to prove that Volvo was a heavy contender in the market.
