Up Close: 2009 Volvo XC60
The XC60 could easily be mistaken for an XC90, as the two have similar front-end and profile styling, though the XC60 does have a sleeker appearance overall. The XC60’s rear also features Volvo’s characteristic tall-and-thin taillights.
While the aging XC90’s cabin is starting to look a little drab, the XC60’s interior can be outfitted in a variety of color combinations; leather seats are available in two-tone combinations like tan and brown or black and yellow. Yes, black and yellow. The dash also incorporates a new version of Volvo’s slim center control panel.
The XC60 comes at the right time for Volvo and should appeal to shoppers looking for a small luxury crossover — especially if gas prices continue to rise. A fresh photo gallery is below.
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2008 Geneva Motor Show: 2009 Volvo XC60
