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GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN - Responding to the substantial demand for cars that combine good environmental properties with exciting design features, Volvo Cars is now offering the C30, S40, and V50 DRIVe models with optional R-Design features.
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EL SEGUNDO, CA - Swedish automaker Volvo remains the worldwide leader in deployment of vehicle safety systems in the United States for the 2009 model-year, with an average of five per car.
Read More →GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN - Volvo Car Corporation has received the prestigious award "Genius 2009" by the insurance company Allianz for the development and implementation of the Volvo City Safety system.
Read More →GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN - At 4:15 am March 31, the last Volvo S60 rolled off the assembly line at Volvo Cars Ghent. The historic car - a Sapphire Black model with a five-cylinder gasoline engine - was destined for a customer in Taiwan.
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GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN - Volvo Car Corporation has appointed Peter Horbury as new Vice President of Design. He replaces Steve Mattin, who has elected to leave the company.
Read More →The 2009 S80 luxury sedan offers safety, style, and performance.
Read More →BINGHAM FARMS, MI – Vincentric announced the winners of its 2009 Best Fleet Value in America awards, with strong fleet product lines from General Motors and Toyota each earning seven awards, and Ford with five winning vehicles.
Read More →GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN - Volvo cars' low speed collision prevention system, City Safety, has been awarded "Innovation of the Year" by the German based magazine "Auto Bild Allrad" - Volvo is the first car manufacturer to win the award twice.
Read More →DEARBORN, MI – Ford Motor Co. may get $1-$2 billion for its Volvo Cars unit as it conducts sale talks with more than three bidders, according to an unnamed source interviewed by Bloomberg.
Read More →GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN - The Volvo XC60 and XC90 received Spanish safety institute Centro Zaragoza's "best safety choice" award in the categories for small and large four-wheel drive cars respectively.
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