#S60

Volvo has spent lots of money and four years rebuilding its lineup. And despite being lauded for its cars’ undeniable style, remarkable quality, and sumptuous luxury, Volvo’s focus was clearly not on driving dynamics. And why should it have been?

Volvo had quite the day today, unveiling the brand new S60 sedan and welcoming journalists and dignitaries to its first ever American assembly plant.

The Volvo S60’s full reveal is just around the corner and to get you excited, Volvo has a big announcement: Polestar is revising the 60 Series T8 Twin Engine cars.

Volvo needs to start investing in “Loose Lips Sink Ships” posters because yet another 60 Series model has been shown off before the brand wanted.

Thed Bjork and the fellas over at Polestar were officially declared the champions of the FIA World Touring Car Championship last week, and they’re pretty happy about it.

If you’re shopping for a car, minivan or truck, the list will help you find the safest vehicle you can buy in 2017.

Volvo isn’t letting off the gas as it continues its revival plan in the U.S. market.

More 2016 Volvo S60 and V60 Polestar models are coming to the U.S., it just might not be enough.

Volvo cars built in China are coming to the U.S.

Volvo‘s latest creation, the S60 Cross Country, just made its live debut at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show. 

Each year, WardsAuto evaluates and determines its top 10 best engines and this year, its editors evaluated 37 all-new or improved powertrains before choosing its favorites.

Volvo has announced U.S. pricing for its limited S60 and V60 Polestar edition models.

The Buick Regal and Volvo S60 are improved enough to rival offerings from BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

Volvo is not usually known for building lust-worthy performance machines. Generally their products are safe, solid and secure, important attributes to be certain but they’re hardly the stuff dreams are made of. However, the addition of performance-tuned V60 and S60 Polestar models is spicing things up for the Staid Swede.

Luxury automakers like to mess with us. That is the only conclusion we can come up with when looking at various manufacturer’s vehicle nomenclature.