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Volvo prices new C70

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08 November 2005

Buyers waiting to get their hands on the new Volvo C70 coupe-cabriolet will have to spend between £26,200 and £33,225, when it arrives in February.

Volvo has announced today that the C70 will be sold in three trim levels: Sport, SE and SE Lux. All cars will carry a high level of standard specification, including climate control, cruise control, leather sports steering wheel and gear knob, 17-inch alloy wheels, front foglights and a premium sound system.

SE trim adds an electrically-adjusted driver's seat, full leather upholstery and a six-CD upgraded stereo, while range-topping SE Lux models include powered folding door mirrors, electrically adjusted passenger seat, and 18-inch alloy wheels. Perhaps most noticeably, it also receives a 12-speaker Dynaudio surround sound system, including two sub-woofers mounted behind the rear seats.

The four-seat C70 has adopted the folding hard-top design whichmeans it can be switched from a coupe to a cabriolet in less than 30 seconds. To ensure the model meets Volvo's renowned safety standards, all C70s will feature pioneering new, door-mounted, inflatable curtain airbags.

Two petrol engines will be available at launch. The 2.4i Sport will be the cheapest model, starting at £26,200, while the faster 2.5-litre T5 Sport starts at £29,475. Top-spec SE Lux versions will cost £29,950 and £33,225 respectively. Diesel buyers will have to wait until the middle of next year for the 180bhp D5 turbodiesel.

Volvo C70
On sale: February (petrols), mid-2006 (diesel)
Price £26,200 to £33,225 (petrols)
Rivals Audi A4 Cabriolet, BMW 3 Series Convertible, Saab 9-3 Convertible

Engine 2.4-litre (170bhp)
0-62mph 9.1sec
Top speed 137mph
Insurance group 15/16
Combined economy 31.4mpg

Engine 2.5-litre T5 (220bhp)
0-62mph 7.6sec
Top speed 150mph
Insurance group 17/18
Combined economy 31.0mpg








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