Volvo V60 review

Category: Estate car

Section: Practicality

Volvo V60 interior back seats
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  • Volvo V60 interior driver display
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  • Volvo V60 front cornering
  • Volvo V60 rear cornering
  • Volvo V60 interior dashboard
  • Volvo V60 interior back seats
  • Volvo V60 interior infotainment
  • Volvo V60 right tracking
  • Volvo V60 left tracking
  • Volvo V60 right static
  • Volvo V60 alloy wheel detail
  • Volvo V60 headlight detail
  • Volvo V60 rear lights detail
  • Volvo V60 rear detail
  • Volvo V60 PHEV charging socket detail
  • Volvo V60 interior front seats
  • Volvo V60 interior steering wheel detail
  • Volvo V60 interior driver display
  • Volvo V60 interior detail
  • Volvo V60 boot open
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Passenger & boot space

How it copes with people and clutter

The Volvo V60 has a generous amount of front head and leg room, but that's reduced significantly if you opt for the range-topping Ultimate trim, because it comes with a standard-fit panoramic roof. More positively, the interior is good and wide, so you can get your elbows out without irking your passenger.

Rear space is a strength. Again, head room is fine (panoramic roof aside) and the rear leg room is much better than in the Audi A4 Avant and Mercedes C-Class Estate. There are roomier estate cars of course, but only if you're prepared to lose the premium badge and buy the Skoda Superb Estate or spend more on the bigger Volvo V90.

New car deals
Save up to £3,407
Target Price from £38,940
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