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Volvo Announces 2012 C70 Inscription Package Pricing

ROCKLEIGH, NJ – A Los Angeles Auto Show debut, Volvo has announced pricing for its 2012-MY C70 Inscription, a new package for its 2012 C70 hardtop convertible.

by Staff
December 15, 2011
Volvo Announces 2012 C70 Inscription Package Pricing

 

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ROCKLEIGH, NJ – A Los Angeles Auto Show debut, Volvo has announced pricing for its 2012-MY C70 Inscription, a new package for its 2012 C70 hardtop convertible.

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Unique to the U.S. market, the C70 Inscription features a tuned Engine Control Module (ECM). Provided by Polestar, a Swedish racing and performance products company partnered with Volvo Cars, the tuning optimizes engine output. The turbocharged inline 5-cylinder engine generates 250 horsepower at 5,500 rpm and 273 lb.-ft. of torque at 3,000 rpm. The engine is mated to a 5-speed Geartronic automatic transmission.

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On the outside, the C70 Inscription features gloss-black grille slots beautifully between active dual Xenon headlights and LED Daytime Running Lights. Chrome surrounds the headlights and grille. The 18-inch black "Midir" wheels incorporate polished rims and spokes. The model comes in two colors, Ice White and Black Sapphire Metallic, and features a rear spoiler.

Inside, the dashboard is covered in leather and features contrasting stitching. Unique Inscription floor mats, handbrake lever and front headrests further distinguish the C70 Inscription from the C70. The seats feature Sovereign Hide upholstery.

The C70 Inscription will be available during the first quarter of 2012. Volvo is producing only 500 units for sale in North America.

The specific features and pricing are as follows:

2012 C70 T5 - $40,450

Destination - $875

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Inscription Package - $3,900

  • 250 hp and 273 lb.-ft. torque (+23 hp and 37 lb.-ft. torque)

  • 18-inch Midir wheel with polished spokes and gloss black finish

  • Leather-covered dash with contrasting stitching

  • Active dual Xenon headlights

  • LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL) with chrome trim

  • Grille with gloss black finish

  • Rear spoiler

  • Aluminum sport pedals

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