Volvo Cars Announces 2010 Model Lineup Pricing
IRVINE, CA - Volvo Cars of North America, LLC (VCNA) announced pricing for its 2010 model year lineup. The announcement continues to illustrate the tremendous value across the Swedish automotive manufacturer's entire line of cars, wagons and SUVs.
IRVINE, CA - Volvo Cars of North America, LLC (VCNA) announced pricing for its 2010 model year lineup. The announcement continues to illustrate the tremendous value across the Swedish automotive manufacturer's entire line of cars, wagons and SUVs.
The 2010 Volvo vehicle line has undergone enhancements to its model mix along with the introduction of the exciting XC60 with standard City Safety. The XC60 3.2 expands the line with a lower MSRP, front-wheel drive and improved fuel consumption (estimated 18 city and 27 highway). Other highlights include the addition of the new V70 R-Design sport wagon and the new S80 luxury sedan. The S40 and V50 will once again be offered with a standard five or six-speed manual transmission. The five-speed automatic is now optional.
Model MSRP
C30
C30 T5 Manual $24,100
C30 T5 R-Design M $26,300
C70
C70 T5 M $40,000
S40
S40 2.4i M $26,200
S40 T5 R-Design Automatic $31,150
S40 T5 AWD R-Design M $31,350
V50
V50 2.4i A $28,700
V50 T5 AWD R-Design M $33,050
V70
V70 3.2 A $33,550
V70 3.2 R-Design A $38,000
S80
S80 3.2 FWD A $39,200
S80 T6 AWD A $42,950
S80 V8 AWD A $50,950
XC60
XC60 3.2 A $32,395
XC60 T6 AWD A $37,200
XC70
XC70 3.2 AWD A $37,950
XC70 T6 AWD A $42,800
XC90
XC90 3.2 A $37,700
XC90 3.2 R-Design A $39,500
XC90 V8 AWD A $47,500
Prices do not include a destination charge of $850 per vehicle.
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