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An all-wheel-drive model has joined the S60 sedan lineup for 2002. The electronically controlled AWD system was developed in cooperation with Haldex, a company called a pioneer in the vehicle-technology field. Power is distributed automatically to the wheels via a wet multiplate clutch. As a result, Volvo promises rapid engagement and disengagement times. Late in 2001, the S60 AWD will be available and equipped with Dynamic Stability and Traction Control (DSTC), which utilizes the sensors of Volvo’s antilock brake system to monitor wheel spin. If one front wheel rotates faster on a slippery surface, DSTC automatically brakes the spinning wheel until traction is regained. Read More
4 Available S60 Trims
Select a trim name below for detailed specifications