Volvo may currently be divesting itself from Polestar, but that doesn't mean the Geely stablemates are unwilling to share some expertise, especially in the name of making a mighty appealing wagon. The ...

Despite being launched in 2018, the Volvo V60 remains a good-looking machine. Yes, it’s a mid-size estate car, but there’s more than a little ‘shooting brake’ cool to it. It’s cool beneath the surface ...

One of the last cool looking station wagons (an oxymoron) was Dodge’s short-lived Magnum. Not many were sold as the wagon market was shrinking faster than a Shrinky Dink in a toaster oven. Imagine, if ...

I’ve always wanted a Volvo—specifically, an older one, like a 240 wagon. Because I’m mechanically inept and need a reliable daily, I’ve always thought a new V60 Cross Country might be the next best ...

The V60 Recharge soldiers forward for the 2024 model year unchanged from the year before. It is available exclusively in Polestar Engineered trim. What Our Independent Expert Says About the Volvo V60 ...

Volvo vehicles are easily the most lauded and endorsed in Grasso’s Garage, and for good reason. Their easy display of comfort and luxury is always surprising to me, but their design stands out the ...

Pontiac―When the auto industry zagged toward electric SUVs, Volvo zigged to an V60 plug-in hybrid station wagon. Sleek looks, hatchback utility, electric smoothness, no range anxiety. After plugging ...

In a surprise move, the Volvo V60 and V90 wagons will be made available to UK customers again, starting next month. The models had been discontinued from the UK market last year amid slow sales, by ...

View post: This Pair of 'Bright' Flashlights Is on Sale for Only $20 at Amazon The 2026 Volvo V60 Cross Country is likely Volvo’s last traditional station wagon. Praised for comfort, design, and ...

The 2026 Volvo V60 Cross Country goes out of production in April of this year, as in, mere weeks away as this article is being written. We spent some time with one of the last U.S.-spec Volvo wagons ...

Most people believe that in the automotive world, progress always moves upward. That can mean taller ride heights, higher horsepower figures, bigger screens, and wider profit margins. Evolution, so we ...