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What's new: Volvo's folding hard-topped C70, tested here in D5 SE Lux, form, has been given a facelift with new front and rear lights, grille and dashboard.
Excellent: The car's sleek styling is now even better and the new rear lights look ace at night. Meanwhile, exclusivity is assured with around 1200 being sold a year.
Good: Ride comfort is first rate thanks to comfy (now with softer leather) seats and it's got a big boot for the class at 404 litres with the roof up.
Average: There has been no change to the vehicle's chassis or suspension so the car still shakes over potholes, particularly when the roof is down.
Poor: Powered roof takes an age to fold up or down and you have to keep your finger on the button to do so. CO2 is at 174g/km.
Verdict: The Volvo C70 is a welcome change from the bigger-selling prestige convertibles in this market.
VerdictThe Volvo C70 is a welcome change from the bigger-selling prestige convertibles in this market. |
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