Growing up, my father would always refer to Volvos as “boxes-on-wheels”. Over the years Volvo’s have definitely evolved from the box-look to a more refined and curvy box-look. The latest redesigns for 2009 include safety improvements, increased overall comfort and more convenience.To help out those who casually drift off the road, Volvo is offering it’s (optional) lane departure warning across the board for all of its models. Unlike most manufacturers who offer it solely on their upper-end models. To really standout from the others, you’ll notice VOLVO letters across the trunk in a larger format - following similar changes in 2008 on the XC 70 and V70.
Other notable improvements include massaging front seats on the executive XC90, front seats with standard heating and ventilation. With 12 speakers and a six-stack CD-player the ever-so quiet interior of the car can quickly become a party.
