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Volvo C70
Brand Country
Sweden
Class
S
Years of production
1996 - 2013
Generations
2
Body type
Cabriolet, Coupe, Coupe - Cabriolet, Cabriolet, Coupe
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The Volvo C70 marked a significant departure for the Swedish automaker when it first rolled out in 1996, giving Volvo a competitive entry into the luxury coupe and convertible market. This article focuses on the features of the Volvo C70, including its engine specifications, design, performance characteristics, features, and sales.
The Volvo C70 was designed by John Kinsey and Peter Horbury, and built on the P80 platform shared with the S70 and V70. Its design exuded elegance and luxury, with a streamlined silhouette and refined interior. This model was available as a hardtop coupe and a convertible, the latter introduced in 1998, and quickly became recognized for its sleek lines and distinctive profile.
The second generation of the C70, introduced in 2006, transitioned entirely to a hardtop convertible configuration, combining the best of both worlds. The metal roof would fold away neatly into the trunk, providing the joy of open-air motoring without compromising on security or comfort in adverse conditions.
The C70 was available with a range of five-cylinder engines throughout its production run. The first generation offered options from a 2. Read more