Insurance Group: N/A
MPG: 55.4
CO2: 132
0-62 Mph: 9.4 secs
BHP: 161 BHP
Range: 823 miles
PROS: Maximum 5 star NCAP safety rating. Good fuel economy. Low emissions.
CONS: Not the cheapest model in the range.
The Volvo V60 delivers a smooth and refined ride, with a quiet engine and minimal wind and road noise throughout. It handles well and glides through corners with good road grip and sharp steering, although could be a little more responsive. The model is an excellent motorway cruiser and absorbs bumps and road imperfections with consumate ease on the whole.
The car has a power output of 161bhp and its torque is 295 lb-ft.
The car can meet a top speed of 137mph, which is slightly faster than other Volvo estates. Its acceleration from 0mph to 62mph is achieved in 9.4 seconds.
The V60 is a fairly attractive estate and its exterior is enhanced with the inclusion of standard alloy wheels. As a cost option, the model can be painted in metallic for £640.
The interior is well laid out and generally finished in attractive, high-quality materials. To enhance these aesthetics the model incorporates leather seating.
Standard equipment includes climate control, cruise control, rear parking sensors, Bluetooth, CD player, MP3 connectivity, electric door mirrors and electric front windows.
Satellite navigation costs £525.
This V60 has five doors and seats five occupants making it an ideal choice for a family car, as there is simple access in to the vehicle. The car has got relatively generous boot space, when the rear seats are upright there is 430 litres of free space, and when the rear seats are folded there is 1241 litres .
The safety has been well established as there is a driver airbag, passenger airbag as well as airbags in the front side area of the vehicle to maximise protection for the driver and passengers in the event of an accident. The model received a maximum 5 star Euro NCAP rating.
The car's warranty is standard; Volvo offer three years and up to 60,000 miles of cover.
In terms of security, the car is fitted with an alarm to give the car maximum security when it is unattended, and central locking.
The Volvo V60 D3 SE Lux Start/Stop 5dr can be bought for £29,985. This is a reasonable price for a large estate vehicle that comes with such great features including Bluetooth, MP3 connectivity, leather seating and rear parking sensors.
The model performs on average at a remarkable 55.4mpg, making it ideal for drivers looking to reduce the cost of refuelling. This V60 produces 132g/km of CO2 emissions, which is a relatively good level in comparison to other large estate vehicles.
Overall the model represents good value for money offering a great level of equipment and low running costs.
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