The 2010 Volvo V70 is an extremely popular luxury wagon. Let’s take a closer look to discover what customers find so appealing.
Volvo has a reputation for manufacturing superior vehicles that are very safe. They employ the highest of standards. Many of the safety features that you now routinely see in vehicles were first developed by Volvo. That says a lot about its commitment to the consumer.
One element seen in the 2010 Volvo V70 is the care it takes to the safety of some of its most important passengers, the children. This model comes with two-stage child booster seats, eliminating the need to install toddler car seats.
Another feature seen in this car is the LDW, which refers to a Lane Departure Warning. This system activates when the driver is going over 65 km/h and the lane markers have been detected. If the driver strays part way in to another lane or crosses the lane without using the signal, it reminds the driver by making a sound. If it senses that the driving behaviour changes, a warning sounds along with “Driver Alert – Time for a break” being displayed. This system utilizes a camera that is in the windshield.
Some of the other safety characteristics include rear power locks,
anti-skid system, side airbags (curtain), an anti-lock brake system,
traction control and a system to monitor the tire pressure. One of the
options you may choose to add on is a Blind Spot Information System.
Another available option you may be interested in is a dual-screen DVD centre.
Standard features include, among others:
- USB/iPod interface
- Front wheel drive
- Keyless entry
- Heated mirrors
- Steering wheel wrapped in leather
- MP3 player
- Front passenger seat folds flat
- CD player
- AM/FM stereo
- Seat heaters
- Roof rails
In addition to the 2010 Volvo V70 being such an alluring car, it utilizes highly developed technology. For instance, it has an advanced security system. An alarm is set off if your car is being tampered with.
One of the attributes both drivers and passengers benefit from is that it is much roomier than the model it replaced. More leg room was added in the rear and additional shoulder room in the front.
A maximum cargo space of 71 cubic feet is appreciated by many.
The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price is $33,500 to $38,000 which is very reasonably priced for a luxury vehicle. If you are looking for safety, comfort and a smooth ride, this may just be the vehicle for you.
Another available option you may be interested in is a dual-screen DVD centre.
Standard features include, among others:
- USB/iPod interface
- Front wheel drive
- Keyless entry
- Heated mirrors
- Steering wheel wrapped in leather
- MP3 player
- Front passenger seat folds flat
- CD player
- AM/FM stereo
- Seat heaters
- Roof rails
In addition to the 2010 Volvo V70 being such an alluring car, it utilizes highly developed technology. For instance, it has an advanced security system. An alarm is set off if your car is being tampered with.
One of the attributes both drivers and passengers benefit from is that it is much roomier than the model it replaced. More leg room was added in the rear and additional shoulder room in the front.
A maximum cargo space of 71 cubic feet is appreciated by many.
The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price is $33,500 to $38,000 which is very reasonably priced for a luxury vehicle. If you are looking for safety, comfort and a smooth ride, this may just be the vehicle for you.
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