cootuk
Jul 24th, 2006, 01:07
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/newspaper/0,,176-2279763,00.html
"Second Opinion: Jason Dawe: Volvo XC90
The XC90 was launched in Britain in 2002 and quickly became the goose that laid the golden egg for Volvo dealers. Waiting lists soon stretched to more than 12 months, with even used examples changing hands in the classifieds for over list price. Four years on the XC90 remains one of the most coveted used cars, with second-hand examples rarely appearing below the £20,000 mark.
So what is it about the XC90 that makes it one of the most desirable cars of the decade? First there are the looks. While most premium 4x4s look ugly or aggressive or both, the XC90 has the familiar Volvo grille that endows it with an unpretentious, trustworthy face. This is no accident. During its development Volvo paid particular attention to female opinion and designed the XC90 to have broad appeal. This clearly paid off......."
"Second Opinion: Jason Dawe: Volvo XC90
The XC90 was launched in Britain in 2002 and quickly became the goose that laid the golden egg for Volvo dealers. Waiting lists soon stretched to more than 12 months, with even used examples changing hands in the classifieds for over list price. Four years on the XC90 remains one of the most coveted used cars, with second-hand examples rarely appearing below the £20,000 mark.
So what is it about the XC90 that makes it one of the most desirable cars of the decade? First there are the looks. While most premium 4x4s look ugly or aggressive or both, the XC90 has the familiar Volvo grille that endows it with an unpretentious, trustworthy face. This is no accident. During its development Volvo paid particular attention to female opinion and designed the XC90 to have broad appeal. This clearly paid off......."