The Volvo C30 has been honored with the 2012 Kelley Blue Book Total Cost of Ownership Award. The C30 claimed the top spot in the Entry-Level Luxury Car segment, a testament to its appeal to the young and young at heart with its remarkable value.
Volvo Cars of North America, LLC, (VCNA) today announced that its 2012 C70 Inscription package – on sale during the first quarter of next year – will retail for $3,900. The C70 Inscription is a modified version of Volvo’s C70 hardtop convertible featuring added horsepower and torque, and unique interior and exterior details.
Five Volvo models today were named 2012 Top Safety Pick winners by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, a total unsurpassed by any other luxury car brand.
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After its initial release in late December, Volvo Cars of North America (VCNA) announces new updates to its popular Volvo On Call® app for iPhone®.
Automotive research and consulting firm AutoPacific announced the 2011 Ideal Vehicle Awards (IVA), which reveal the vehicles that most closely match their owners' desires. Volvo was awarded three IVAs this year. The S60 was named the most ideal aspiration luxury car, the C30 the most ideal premium compact car and the XC70 the most ideal luxury crossover SUV.
A newly published analysis from the Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI) and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) indicates that Volvo XC60s get into fewer low-speed crashes than comparable vehicles thanks to Volvo's City Safety technology, a standard feature on all XC60s.
Thomas Broberg and Erik Coelingh from Volvo Car Corporation have received an award from NHTSA, the American traffic safety administration, for significant contributions to automotive safety. "It shows that the safety work we do at Volvo Car Corporation is appreciated. We're really proud of that," say Thomas Broberg and Erik Coelingh.