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Matt Brogan30 Mar 2011
NEWS

Volvo V60 pricing announced

Volvo delivers the impressive new V60 wagon locally from under $60,000

Hot on the tail of its sedan counterpart, the all-new S60, Volvo has this week launched its same-sized wagon variant, V60, in Australia.

The new model arrives in local showrooms priced from $54,950. Undercutting similarly specified vehicles from Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz, Volvo V60's aggressive pricing strategy is certain to give it a leg-up where local sales are concerned.

Initially powered by a choice of either two petrol engines or one diesel, the V60 line-up broadly mirrors that of its sedan sibling.

At launch, petrol options include a 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder (177kW/320Nm) and a 3.0-litre turbocharged six-cylinder (224kW/440Nm), though a more fuel efficient 1.6-litre turbo four is also under consideration.

The diesel option is the 2.4-litre five-cylinder turbo (151kW/420Nm), though Volvo has said its new-generation 2.0-litre turbo could make an entrance when the V60 is face-lifted early next year.

For the T5 variant, the transmission of choice is Volvo's slick twin-clutch automated six-speeder, which was co-developed by former owners Ford and transmission specialist Getrag. Both the D5 and T6 models are equipped with a six-speed epicyclic auto box.

The V60 plug-in diesel hybrid launched at this year's Geneva motor show, which utilises Volvo's 2.4-litre diesel engine up front and a 50kW electric motor at the rear, is still a ways off.

Visit the Carsales Network again soon for more on the all-new Volvo V60 wagon.

2011 Volvo V60 pricing:
T5 177kW / 320Nm 2.0-litre 4cyl Powershift $54,950
T5 R-Design 177kW / 320Nm 2.0-litre 4cyl Powershift $59,150
D5 AWD 151kW / 420Nm 2.4-litre 5cyl Geartronic $60,950
T6 AWD 224kW / 440Nm 3.0-litre 6cyl Geartronic $67,950
T6 AWD R-Design 224kW / 440Nm 3.0-litre 6cyl Geartronic $72,150


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