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The Volvo S60 is a very attractive saloon with a lot to offer buyers in the way of functionality and a very practical alternative to rival brands.

The executive saloon market is one of the most competitive sectors in the market. The Swedish firm Volvo, doesn't seem to be having any trouble keeping up with the competition. The Volvo S60 is able to hold its own even with stiff German competition. Volvo is quickly losing their image of producing practical and less attractive vehicles. The firm's latest generation of cars are stylish, luxurious, well-made and provide exceptionally good value when compared to rival brands. The firm does lag behind in the executive image area. Badge conscious buyers want something they can flaunt at work and at play with loads of style. The Volvo is still somewhat considered a car for practical minded buyers. Volvo does give their cars many positive attributes, with the top one being safety. All Volvos come with a high level of safety kit as standard. What Volvos lack in the way of style and image, they make up for two-fold in safety.

Compared to the prices of its rivals, the Volvo S60 is a great bargain. The car offers buyers good value for money with high levels of equipment. Fuel economy and servicing will run high, but residual values should be good when it comes time to sell.

The Volvo S60 provides excellent head and legroom for all fron and rear passengers. The cabin can accommodate five adults comfortably and the boot is large enough to accommodate most regularly sized items, such as groceries, or golf clubs.

The Volvo S60 controls and dials are well thought out and well placed \of course. Volvo is well known for their attention to detail in the cabin area. All of the car's controls are logically placed and easy to use and have an excellent feel to them.

The Volvo S60 is extremely comfortable, and all noise for the most part is successfully suppressed. The car provides a quiet, comfortable and refined ride.

The car provides excellent accessibility as well. The door apertures are wide and access to the seats is straightforward. Access to the car's rear seats may be a little more difficult for passengers over six feet tall, but once inside even taller passengers should enjoy plenty of headroom.

The Volvo S60 can be a little tricky to park. The steering is slightly heavy at low speeds and can make maneuvering the car difficult. Parking sensors are available as a cost-option and are highly advised.