Skip to content Skip to sidebar Skip to footer

The design and technology interior, Volvo V40 Car review

Launched in 2012, the V40 five-door hatchback revive a name used by a succession Volvo compact between 1995-2004. A little confused, there is no real V40, Volvo decided that this is the only gate sold justified 'V of the versatile mark used otherwise in their properties. Due to previous Ford owned Volvo V40 is actually derived from the current development model platform, but does not share the visible parts with the Ford and currently offers a range every time out of the engines that are unique to Volvo.
Engines, performance and training
The new Volvo engines are excellent; hopes that the reader is as stable and said it would be a Volvo The Volvo V40 really the advantage of being based on global platform Ford Focus C acclaimed Ford. This is similar to that used in the current Ford Focus, although there are many engineering measurement Volvo V40 interior to ensure it still feels like a Volvo, not a Ford. The V40 inherits the solid foundation of Ford, it means he is agile and precise cornering, with plenty of capacity in the depth of its chassis, well specced. Volvo steering is a bit soft but with a fairly heavy feeling part and lack of feedback and body control is tight sporty hatchback.
Volvo V40 Car review,The design and technology interior, Volvo V40 Car review
MPG, CO2 costs and run
impressive new Volvo engines deftly combines power with economy stand-out operating costs
The new range of Volvo engines really delivers on fuel economy, with outstanding performance across the range. The soloists are D2, D3 and D4 diesel. The average D2 manually excellent 78.5mpg on the combined cycle, emitting just 94g km / CO2: D3 slightly pushes the consumption 74.3mpg. Surprisingly, the D4 also fits this economy 74.3mpg, although its power output of 187 horsepower, which means both D3 and D4 offer the same 99 g / km of CO2.
The choice of an automatic diesel consumption grows a bit, but still impressive. Respectively, D2, D3 and D4 average of 74.3mpg, 70.6mpg and 67.3mpg with an automatic transmission - that is six speeds in the first two and later to eight reports on the D4. This means that all manual diesel comes in VED tax band A, and all diesel engines are in band B.

refined and comfortable interior marred by too complicated and fiddly satellite navigation infotainment
Volvo V40 Car review,The design and technology interior, Volvo V40 Car review
The V40 has a Volvo characteristic interior, with excellent materials and accessories elegant metal on all models: variants high-end styling options for "floating" pure center console and the steering wheel is large, thick and pleasant to the touch all versions.

There are a lot of buttons if: the center console is full of them, and it is a mild case of form over function of some buttons are hard to find at a glance. No further buttons on the steering wheel and even using electric mirror control involves pressing buttons.

See Also: The New Range Rover Evoque Convertible 2016 Car review
2017 Fiat 124 Spider Car review
Here is what Used Toyota Auris review