Nose jobs are half price in Sweden and Volvo is doubling down on 2014 rhinoplasty. The Swedish auto news site Teknikens Värld has posted high-res leaked photos of Volvo’s 2014 lineup and every model except the dead-to-America C30 and ancient XC90 is getting a refresh inside and out.
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Tagged as 2014 Volvo, 2014 Volvo S60, 2014 Volvo S80, 2014 Volvo XC60, 2014 Volvo XC70, Alex L. Dykes, Future Vehicles, Volvo
Tagged as 2014 Volvo, 2014 Volvo S60, 2014 Volvo S80, 2014 Volvo XC60, 2014 Volvo XC70, Alex L. Dykes, Future Vehicles, Volvo
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