Volvo Updates Interiors: Will It Move The Needle?

Is there something wrong with that chart or they really did sell just 1 unit of S60 in March 2010?

I fixed the overpriced C30 issue... I bought mine USED. I agree with lzaffuto's take: Volvo is at the Mazda, Subaru or VW quality level but selling at Audi & BMW price levels - so they are struggling to sell cars. The interior is either overly simplistic and spartan, or Apple-like clean, modern, functional and polished - it just depends on your point of view. Personally I find it a touch boring, but my wife loves its Ikea-ness. I must say the climate and radio controls are near perfect, and the seats are super comfortable, so no real complaints here. The C30's interior suffers from a bad seat belt anchor position and the pedal positioning is not big-shoe friendly, the wife's smaller feet have no problems of course. The aluminum touches are nice and the "waterfall" dash is unique and classy. Door inserts are padded, while the leather wheel and shifter feel great. Gauges follow suit with a clean simplistic look that borders on being almost too plain-jane. I would put the design and functionality at a notch above my VW Passat with materials that feel like they are another step higher. For example the hatch lining and spare tire surround (it doubles as a tool tray) is something that raises the bar. I think anyone that sits in a Volvo notices the Scandinavia design that pushes everything to be a notch better then the mainstream competition, especially the seats. However I doubt awesome seats are enough to sell the car alone. We bought the C30 because it ticked all the right boxes: quick but not scary fast, small but not Mini (HA!), upscale but affordable used, and they are actually very reliable ...and of course safe. The easy to load hatchback and use-able backseats sealed the deal.