$37,200?
MSRP
$37,200
Destination Charge
$825
OPTION PACKAGES
Climate Package
$1,000
Heated front seats
Heated rear seats
Heated windshield washer nozzles
Rainsensor windshield wipers
Headlamp washers
Interior Air Quality System (IAQS)
Humidity Sensor
Technology Package
$2,700
Dynaudio® Premium Sound System, Dolby Pro-Logic II® Surround Sound, 650-watt amplifier, 12 Dynaudio® speakers, rear seat headphone jacks, audio controls
Volvo Navigation System with Real Time Traffic, DVD map data and remote control
Rear Park Assist Camera
Collision Avoidance Package
$1,695
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
Collision Warning with Auto Brake (CWAB)
Distance Alert (DA)
Driver Alert Control (DAC)
Lane Departure Warning (LDW)
Convenience Package
$1,000
Grocery bag holder
12V power outlet in cargo area
Front and rear park assist
Power tailgate
Homelink remote garage door opener
OPTIONS
Black Sapphire Metallic
$525
Electric Silver Metallic
$675
Maple Red Pearl
$525
Barrents Blue
$525
Silver Metallic
$525
Lime Grass Green Pearl
$525
Savile Grey Pearl
$525
Terra Bronze Pearl
$525
Dual onboard two-stage child booster seats with adaptive seatbelts and power child rear door locks
$495
Dual Xenon with Gas Discharge Headlights with Active Bending Light
$800
Blind Spot Information System (BLIS)
$695
Personal Car Communicator (PCC) with Keyless drive
$550
Nordic Light Oak inlays
$295
Panorama moonroof
n/c
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The European reviews of the XC60 have been very good -- even Clarkson of all people! Supposedly with the new Volvos, they have improved driving feel while keeping all the other virtues. So let's test it first before we decry it. As to price, well, we all know that the MSRP is just the starting bid. Volvos go at a discount in the US. To the point where it might be smarter to lower the MSRP across the line so more people might be enticed to enter the doors of the dealership. In this sense, it would be good for Volvo to introduce a FWD XC60 with cloth/TTEC as an obtion to lower the base price -- even though most buyers will go for the leather.
"Just because Volvo is part of Ford doesn’t mean the car is crappy and overpriced." Very true because any Volvo XC WAS and still IS overpriced, with or without Ford, despite their average (or worse) reselling value.
I think the Saab 9-4x will rip this car a new one. If they make it. $37,200 is a bit steep.
I also meant to mention in my post above that if Volvo brought the V70 T6 here I would buy that instead of the XC60.