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The last sedan
The past 2002 S60 T5 that one saved my life, 2015 S60 T5 faster than my Dads 928 - I can’t find the handling limits of that car, now S60 B5 AWD. There is no comparison the new S60 is a fortress of solitude it’s quicker with smoother acceleration the older models are crude in comparison it’s a different class. Better brakes, beetle interior, better sound system - seats are about even. More width at armrest finally, better panoramic roof. This will surprise some better mileage, yes beats the 38 mpg 2025 s60 on average it’s significantly better. What are the problem areas try to find the a/c controls on the screen. It’s heavier so if it’s hard braking at speed you feel the extra weight. Not as nimble in its feet as the 2002 or the 2015 but it’s just a more sedate ride it’s more Cadillac less Porsche than it used to be - I really really like it I’m glad I got one before it is discontinued. Seventh Volvo by the way I like the SUVs xc60/xc90 LOVE the wagons V70 but the best ride they make are sedans. Too bad they can’t sell them😜.
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S60 White/Black Edition Polestar Engineered
Awesome car! Smooth ride and feel...Leather Seats with Lumbar Support are ideal...beautiful car in and out!
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- B5 Plus SedanMSRP: $32,4950 mi away
- B5 Plus SedanMSRP: $34,4950 mi away
- B5 Plus SedanMSRP: $32,29915 mi away
Deceptive Edmunds Review
Bought an S60 after relying on Edmunds.com reviews, but only to experience a known, common issue of the vehicle vibrating violently at highway speeds. It felt like bad air turbulence while flying. Ended up returning the car. Will never go back to Volvo!
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Easy Rider
The Volvo S60 mild hybrid was an excellent drive and easy to just jump in and go. While it had an interactive screen, there was little need for me to learn much before driving off on our demo drive. Despite the fact that my current drive was a 12-year old version of the same vehicle, there was no learning curve, unless I wanted to immerse myself in the electronics. Unfortunately, the car that I really wanted to drive was the plug-in hybrid, but I declined to drive uthe white version offered, knowing that I would not settle for that color. The Volvo salesman ultimately (several hours later) acknowledged that a black plug-in hybrid was also available, but by then I had initiated the purchase of another car. Another example of traditional auto dealer salesmanship gone wrong.
Jekyll and Hyde
Love the ride, looks and power. Front seat is a bit hard, but still comfortable.
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