Volvo C30
03-19-2007, 06:22 PM
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Volvo C30
What do you think of it,I like it
"Simply put, it rocks," boasts the press release. Well, technically they were talking about the sound system, but we know what they meant.
Volvo has released media information for its new C30, which the company plans to unveil at the 2006 Paris Motor Show this fall. The hatchback has the distinction of targeting young singles and couples with "intense" urban lifestyles who look for vehicles with a certain look and driveability.
Among its perks are a 160-watt sound system, turbocharged 218 hp inline five, four sport bucket seats, and safety amenities aplenty.
Volvo expects to sell 65,000 units world wide per year, though the company has not released plans to sell the vehicle in the United States.
218 horsepower and 8.5-inches shorter than a Volvo S40
Putting 218 horsepower to the front wheels, the new C30 is powered by a turbocharged inline five-cylinder engine that produces 236 pound-feet of torque.
Measuring in at just 167 inches in length, the C30 is the smallest member of Volvo's model range – an impressive 8.5 inches shorter than the Volvo S40 sport sedan while still retaining the 103.9 inch wheel base, which really pushes the wheels towards the end of the car. "A car that exudes muscular maneuverability must live up to the promise of its looks when you are behind the wheel," said C30 project leader Håkan Abrahamsson. "Therefore, the C30 has a chassis that offers sporty driving characteristics, nimble handling and responsive steering.
Right out of the box, audio enthusiasts will appreciate the Volvo C30's standard 160-watt stereo system. And true audiophiles can choose a Premium Sound system that closely matches the acclaimed system offered in the new C70, with a digital 5x130W ICE Power amplifier from Alpine®, Dolby® Pro Logic II Surround, and 10 loudspeakers from Danish loudspeaker manufacturer Dynaudio®. Total output for the Premium Sound System is an astonishing 650 watts. Simply put, it rocks.
"Simply put, it rocks," boasts the press release. Well, technically they were talking about the sound system, but we know what they meant.
Volvo has released media information for its new C30, which the company plans to unveil at the 2006 Paris Motor Show this fall. The hatchback has the distinction of targeting young singles and couples with "intense" urban lifestyles who look for vehicles with a certain look and driveability.
Among its perks are a 160-watt sound system, turbocharged 218 hp inline five, four sport bucket seats, and safety amenities aplenty.
Volvo expects to sell 65,000 units world wide per year, though the company has not released plans to sell the vehicle in the United States.
218 horsepower and 8.5-inches shorter than a Volvo S40
Putting 218 horsepower to the front wheels, the new C30 is powered by a turbocharged inline five-cylinder engine that produces 236 pound-feet of torque.
Measuring in at just 167 inches in length, the C30 is the smallest member of Volvo's model range – an impressive 8.5 inches shorter than the Volvo S40 sport sedan while still retaining the 103.9 inch wheel base, which really pushes the wheels towards the end of the car. "A car that exudes muscular maneuverability must live up to the promise of its looks when you are behind the wheel," said C30 project leader Håkan Abrahamsson. "Therefore, the C30 has a chassis that offers sporty driving characteristics, nimble handling and responsive steering.
Right out of the box, audio enthusiasts will appreciate the Volvo C30's standard 160-watt stereo system. And true audiophiles can choose a Premium Sound system that closely matches the acclaimed system offered in the new C70, with a digital 5x130W ICE Power amplifier from Alpine®, Dolby® Pro Logic II Surround, and 10 loudspeakers from Danish loudspeaker manufacturer Dynaudio®. Total output for the Premium Sound System is an astonishing 650 watts. Simply put, it rocks.
03-19-2007, 11:58 PM
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Actually I really like that car too. I saw the Volvo pamphlet couple months ago and I loved it. Then saw it at the car show and its even better. Nice interior, gearbox is nice and smooth. If i were to get a new car, that would be one of my options actually, that or the Audi A3 2.0T... the c30's competitor.
03-21-2007, 10:31 AM
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I like it very much, it has ability to look very evil and Volvo has really gotten things shapend up with their new cars on the interior side and exterior. (We've had a few different Volvo's in our family)
Seen a lot of them on the streets and they look really good there too. Saw an all blackened out, lowered and with the T5 rims and engine. Looked really good.
Seen a lot of them on the streets and they look really good there too. Saw an all blackened out, lowered and with the T5 rims and engine. Looked really good.
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