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2010 Volvo S60

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We’ve been teased with a couple of shots of the 2011 Volvo S60 before but now we’re in for a real treat, with Volvo releasing today a new driving video of its upcoming sedan.

Looking every bit as stylish as the dramatic S60 concept car unveiled last year year, the production version features definite coupe-like proportions, accompanied by strong shoulders, which together give it a look that's very similar to the design of the Jaguar XF but unique in its own way.

Not much else is known about the car for now--we'll have to wait until March’s 2010 Geneva Motor Show for more details but in the meantime, check out the teaser videos below or click here to see our previous story.

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  1. By  valentines day Posted: 12/30/2009 7:09pm PST

    The Front end on that Volvo S60 looks a bit like the Vauxhall/Opel Insignia. Not like thats a bad thing, cause they are both (Volvo & Vauxhall) are good looking cars, hopefully the back of this car looks good as well...
     
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  2. By Andrew Posted: 1/3/2010 5:54pm PST

    The front and sides are really quite nice but the back lights on that thing need to be changed... It looks like they've just thrown something together with the stuff they had lying around the office, that rear end really doesn't do the car justice...
     
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  3. By  r4 ds Posted: 1/6/2010 2:40am PST

    I’m not a fan of the white interior but I love the exterior, maybe even more than any other car in that segment right now, except the XF. Beautiful. Makes me wonder how practical the next V70 will be if Volvo keeps turning out these lovely cars. Volvo are really starting to change their cars to desirability over reliability and saftey (although they are that too, along with great build quality).
     
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  4. fb_33701777 avatar Will Cheval Jr. Posted: 1/29/2010 6:08pm PST

    well, looks nice until it's production is moved to China...
     
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  5. By Edward Posted: 1/30/2010 10:17am PST

    Of course this Volvo looks like the Jag XF, they're both Ford Iosis derivatives.
     
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  6. fb_645133029 avatar David Spinnett Posted: 1/30/2010 4:22pm PST

    Nice, but something about the headlights and rear quarters says "KIA" to me.
     
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  7. By James Posted: 2/24/2010 10:16am PST

    I agree with Will, Volvo looked really good until they moved it to China. We've got two Volvos and unfortunately we'll be moving as well to another brand, maybe Cadillac as the CTS is pretty sexy or maybe Acura. Do I dare say that the Hyundai Genesis sedan is a worthy Volvo replacement? The warranty is much longer and the ride is very nice. Something to think about when the economy picks up and we can trade out our Volvo.
     
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  8. By Alex Swindle Posted: 2/27/2010 11:00am PST

    Beautiful exterior, I think this will open up alot more customers to the volvo brand. It will definetly draw audi customers, and possibly BMW owners. Volvo is definetely headed in a more sporty direction, but I hope this doesn't change once they move over to China.
     
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