SUVs and crossovers are in demand these days, but wagons make a whole lot of sense. Especially if it’s the Volvo V60 Cross Country. It runs with the B5 mild hybrid system. It’s easy to load and even easier to drive. Plus it will tackle a lot of tough terrain, even if owners are too timid try it. If you want a useful, capable vehicle with the best seats you can buy, this Swede is worth a look. Tom Voelk checks out a fully-equipped Ultimate model in upgraded Onyx Black paint that MSRPs for $63,585.
My apologies for the V90 Cross Country footage that snuck in. An odd gaffe on my part.
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00:00 Intro
00:47 Pricing
1:10 Overview
1:49 Carmigo
2:39 Powertrain
3:29 Performance
4:21 Handling
5:14 Auto Stop Start
5:35 Off Road And Winter Driving
6:37 Fuel Economy
7:08 Interior and Interface
8:50 Back Seat
9:22 Cargo
10:19 Red Light Green Light
11:21 Summary
12:37 Epilogue
13:15 Martin!
13:54 Before I Go
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