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Volvo - V70 (2011)

Explore the classic Volvo V70—a versatile family wagon that blends performance, comfort, and a reputation for durability. Whether you’re a lifelong Volvo enthusiast or a first‑time buyer scanning the market, the //Volvo V70 price// is the cornerpiece of any research. In this database we break down every facet that matters: engine tuning, trim options, and the yearly rate at which the car loses value. Looking for a specific year? The //Volvo V70 2011 price// and the broader //used Volvo V70 price// will help you compare options across conditions and markets. Below you’ll find a full specs list, depreciation insights, and a side‑by‑side comparison with comparable models, giving you quick, scannable information for every savvy shopper. --- Key Specs Overview

  • Model year: 2011
  • Engine: 2.5‑liter inline‑6, 159 hp, 181 lb‑ft torque (standard 4‑speed automatic)
  • Fuel type: Gasoline (Premium Recommended)
  • Transmission: 4‑speed automatic (B‑synchronous 9‑speed optional on higher trims)
  • Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (all‑wheel optional on certain trims)
  • Dimensions: Length 186.6 in | Width 72.4 in | Height 60.2 in
  • Wheelbase: 112.1 in
  • Interior cargo: 13.4 cu ft with seats up; 49.7 cu ft folded 4‑way if 2nd row folded
  • Seating capacity: 5 (with optional NICOCO 2‑in‑1 seats for children)
  • Towing capacity: 2,000 lb (with Towing and Trailer Package)
  • Safety: Dual “Hummer‑Grade” airbags, side‑impact bars, 9‑point seatbelt adaptor
--- Depreciation Insight A factory‑new, low‑odometer V70 retains value better than many of its peers, but it still follows the automotive depreciation curve.
  • Typically loses 15–20% of its value in the first year after purchase.
  • Over the next three years combined, it usually sees a cumulative depreciation of 30–35%.
  • By year five, the overall depreciation from original retail price tends to be around 55–60%.
  • Premium trims (190D and 2.5‑i) can retain value by 2–4 percentage points more than base models, thanks to additive features.
  • Good maintenance records and low mileage can add another 5–10% to resale value.
Thus, the //Volvo V70 depreciation// curve is modest – giving owners a reliable, long‑term investment. --- Comparison Context How does the V70 stack against comparable wagons and midsize SUVs in your area?