Volvo XC-60
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Torque NewsHead to head: Volkswagen Touareg v Volvo XC60
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Trumps Volvo with 580 litres of boot space, growing to 1642 litres with rear seats stowed. More teenage-friendly rear seats that recline and slide, although centre-rear pew is high and hard. Good single-lever rear seat 60/40 flip-and-fold system but ...and more » 
The Motor ReportVolvo Charges Up Detroit with XC60 Plug-In Hybrid Concept
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Those efforts were on display last week at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show, where the Volvo XC60 Plug-In Gasoline Hybrid Concept made its debut. The hybrid version of Volvo's sporty crossover showcased new technology expected to significantly improve fuel ...
Highlights from a 2010 Volvo XC60 review coming from Auto Scraze:
First up, Volvo has always made major emphasis on safety features. That is why in practically every Volvo car; you will find features like safety cages, three-point seatbelts, and even child door locks. In the 2010 Volvo XC60, much has not changed in respect to safety. Volvo has taken major advantage of electronics to give you high-tech safety solutions – there is distance alert system, and also City Safety – which means that the brakes are automatically put on if a low-speed collision seems likely.
The car is great to drive on city streets, because the maneuvers are pretty darn easy. There is a fantastic blind spot warning system available – which turns on a warning light if another car happens to be in the XC60’s blind spot on either side. This is really beneficial when it comes to city and freeway traffic. City Safety, as mentioned before, is the signature feature of the XC60.
There is a lane departure warning system – which works pretty well on this car. If you let the car drift over a lane line, or change lanes without signaling appropriately, the system warns you with a continuous beeping sound. You should definitely try out the adaptive cruise control – which is another feature of the Technology package. This feature uses forward-facing radar to detect vehicles in the lane ahead, and then reduces the speed of the XC60 to match the other vehicles’ speed.
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Car Games · May 14, 2010 at 3:32 pm
Thanks for the info. Was thinking about this SUV, but wanted to know more and compare it to other SUVs.