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Volvo is turning to the cloud to make car-to-car communication a reality.

Volvo is close to putting driverless cars into the hands of real consumers.

Pricing on Volvo’s newest SUV model has been announced for the U.S. through an online configurator. 

It’s been nearly 20 years since Volvo introduced the first Cross Country; back then it was a butched-up version of the stolid V70 wagon intended as a temporary salve until Volvo could develop a proper SUV.

How exactly does a car fill itself up with gas? Well, It doesn’t, but a new service from Volvo is pretty close to that reality. 

Ask a BMW owner what their brand represents and they’ll probably go on about sporty dynamic vehicles with a handsome design and exclusive quality. Go to an Audi driver and you get this idea of high-class fashion combined with passionate engineering. Mercedes, on the other hand, has an air of sophistication and class. But what about Volvo?

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

Volvo will bring a car crossover new thing to Detroit this year that stands in a segment of its own.

January is upon us and another 12-month span is in the books. Like tales of Genghis Kahn’s epic Eurasian conquests or new episodes of I Love Lucy, 2014 is history and what a year it was.

For 2015, the XC60 is amidst a transition that is gripping the Volvo brand as a whole. Every model in the manufacturer’s modest portfolio is being overhauled to accommodate new engines, transmissions and technology. This isn’t an easy feat for any manufacturer, especially a smaller player like Volvo, but I’m happy to report that the future looks bright.

If you want a wagon, there are already a few cars to choose from, so why would you opt for the $61,815 Volvo V60 Polestar?

Volvo is preparing to change its entire image within the next three years.

Buyers of new 2015.5 Volvo models will get a nice added bonus.

Volvo is shaking up its sales and marketing strategies for next year.

Volvo is preparing to add a three-cylinder engine to its lineup.