Volvo V60 Station Wagon Petrol Cars
The Volvo V60 Station Wagon Petrol Turbo is a spacious and stylish car perfect for those who prioritize comfort and safety on the road. It is available in both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive models, making it suitable for different driving conditions. With its 2.0-liter engine that delivers up to 187 kW of power, this car is able to handle New Zealand’s varied terrain with ease.
One of the standout features of the V60 is its innovative City Safety technology which comes standard across all trims. This system helps drivers avoid collisions with other vehicles, pedestrians, and even large animals by automatically applying the brakes if a potential hazard is detected. The V60 also has Pilot Assist which provides steering assistance and helps maintain a safe distance from other cars when travelling at speeds up to 130 km/hour on well-marked roads.
Inside the cabin, the V60 boasts an intuitive infotainment system complete with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto connectivity as well as access to various apps through its Sensus Connect interface. There is also ample space for passengers with plenty of legroom in both the front and back seats. Additionally, there is an impressive 529-litre cargo capacity that expands up to 1441 litres when rear seats are folded down - perfect for family vacations or long trips.
Safety features have always been a top priority for Volvo and the V60 lives up to that expectation with advanced airbags, emergency brake assist systems, collision warning systems with full auto brake capability, as well as automatic adaptive LED headlights providing greater visibility on dark roads.
In terms of fuel economy, the petrol turbo engine has an impressive fuel consumption rating of around 7 litres per 100 kilometres while producing minimal CO2 emissions thanks to Volvo's eco-friendly technologies implemented throughout the vehicle.
Overall, the Volvo V60 Station Wagon Petrol Turbo combines functionality with style while incorporating cutting-edge safety features making it a top pick among station wagons in New Zealand today.
