2010 Volvo S80 - Specifications
Volvo S80 Related News
Four-Cylinder Volvo Models Coming This Fall
It’s no secret that Volvo is moving away from larger engines in favor of smaller ones. The Swedish automaker has already eliminated V-8 engines, and will soon begin... April 16, 2012 by Kurt Ernst 5
Looking For Better Fuel Economy, Volvo Downsizes To Four Cylinder Engines
Over the next ten years, Swedish automaker Volvo will abandon all five- and six-cylinder engines in favor of more fuel-efficient three- and four-cylinder engines. The move... September 22, 2011 by Kurt Ernst
Volvo S80 Recalled For Power Steering Flaw
Volvo is issuing a recall for S80 sedans manufactured during the 2007 model year. The problem? A flaw in the power steering system that could result in a crash. Specifically... July 29, 2011 by Richard Read
2012 Volvo S80 Executive Gets That Little Extra Touch Of Luxury
Volvo recently updated its S80 flagship sedan for the 2012 model year, with most of the updates centering on several new safety and infotainment upgrades. However, the... May 3, 2011 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran 1
2011 Volvo S60, S80, XC60 And XC70 Models Recalled Because Of Stalling Engines
Volvo is blaming a software glitch for its latest recall of all 2011 model year S60 and S80 sedans and XC60 and XC70 crossovers. A total of 6,046 vehicles are involved in the... November 29, 2010 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran
Why should I also consider these?
The 2010 Volvo S80, at the base level with front-wheel drive and a large, comfortable interior, competes with a wide range of luxury sedans.
The Mercedes E-Class and the BMW 5-Series both offer V-8 versions and all-wheel drive, as well as extensive safety features, while the new Acura RL is a good competitor, and perhaps the closest to the S80.
But oddly, the RL feels sportier than base-model S80.
For those who wish to be a little more flamboyant, the V-8-powered Jaguar XF is worth a serious look; the Jag’s interior is warm and smooth, while the Volvo is a bit cold and stark in its interior design especially.
We’re not saying either is better for design—it’s really a matter of personal taste.
