Volvo car reviews

• Volvo C30 (2007-)

  New price: £15,145 - £25,680

  

• Volvo C70 (2006-)

  New price: £29,790 - £39,160

  

• Volvo S40 (2004-)

  New price: £16,895 - £27,270

  

• Volvo S60 (2010-)

  New price: £19,995 - £39,455

  

• Volvo S80 (2006-)

  New price: £24,570 - £42,625

  

• Volvo V40 (2012-)

  New price: £19,115 - £33,805

  

• Volvo V50 (2004-)

  New price: £18,595 - £28,745

  

• Volvo V60 (2010-)

  New price: £21,195 - £48,775

  

• Volvo V70 (2007-)

  New price: £25,030 - £42,175

  

• Volvo XC60 (2008-)

  New price: £27,645 - £42,540

  

• Volvo V60 reviews

  1 review available (2010 - 2013) | Used price: from £18,250

  

  Launched in 2010, the Volvo V60 is the estate car counterpart of the S60 saloon, although Volvo refers to it as a sports wagon. It’s packed with some seriously cutting-edge safety technology – however, not everything is available as standard.

  Latest model: Volvo V60 (2010-)

• Volvo XC60 reviews

  1 review available (2008 - 2013) | Used price: from £19,495

  

  The XC60, on sale since 2008, is Volvo's entry into the market for mid-size off-roaders, where it faces plenty of competition from the premium-badged BMW X3 and Audi Q5, as well as the Ford Kuga and Volkswagen Tiguan.

  Latest model: Volvo XC60 (2008-)

• Volvo XC70 reviews

  1 review available (2007 - 2013) | Used price: from £15,650

  

  The Volvo XC70 is a crossover model on raised suspension that is based on the V70 estate. The first XC70 appeared in 2002, and the current car dates back to 2007.

  Latest model: Volvo XC70 (2007-)

• Volvo C30 reviews

  1 review available (2007 - 2012) | Used price: from £7,275

  

  The Volvo C30 entered the three-door family hatchback market in 2007, going head-to-head with the Audi A3 and BMW 1 Series. It shares many of its components with the old-shape Ford Focus, but adds distinctive looks and a well-built and eye-catching interior.

  Latest model: Volvo C30 (2007-)

• Volvo S80 reviews

  1 review available (2006 - 2013) | Used price: from £6,995

  

• Volvo C70 reviews

  1 review available (2006 - 2013) | Used price: from £10,595

  

  The Volvo C70 is a four-seat coupé-convertible with a folding metal hard-top roof. It remains a relatively rare sight on Britain’s roads, perhaps due to the tough competition from rivals such as the Mercedes E-class, BMW 3 Series and Audi A4 convertibles.

  Latest model: Volvo C70 (2006-)

• Volvo V50 reviews

  1 review available (2004 - 2012) | Used price: from £4,625

  

  The Volvo V50, introduced in 2004, was the estate counterpart of the S40 saloon. It was discontinued in 2012. Despite its age the V50 is still one of the safest cars in its class.

  Latest model: Volvo V50 (2004-)

• Volvo XC90 reviews

  1 review available (2002 - 2012) | Used price: from £7,125

  

  The XC90 made quite an impact when it arrived in 2002, as it represented something of a break from the ponderous large SUVs then offered by other manufacturers. There have been few big changes over the years, although there was a mild revamp in 2011.

  Latest model: Volvo XC90 (2002-)

• Volvo S60 reviews

  2 reviews available (2000 - 2013) | Used price: from £2,975

  

  Volvo launched the S60 badge in 2000 but the latest model arrived in 2010. In both generations, it certainly looks highly distinctive. Safety has always been an S60 strong suit, although the new version is a lot better to drive than the first one.

  Latest model: Volvo S60 (2010-)

• Volvo V70 reviews

  2 reviews available (2000 - 2013) | Used price: from £2,175

  

  The Volvo V70 is the estate counterpart to the large S80 saloon. The first V70 was launched in 2000, and the current model was introduced in 2007. The newer car is similar in appearance to the original model but is much better to drive.

  Latest model: Volvo V70 (2007-)