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Volvo V50 Featured
The new Volvo V50 shares the same philosophy and virtues as previous sports wagons from Volvo. The 2005 Volvo V50 is the perfect car for people who want a youthful, cool look. And it comes with a valuable "bonus" - the practical details and extra loading space. The design language and the equipment level in the new Volvo V50 are also taking a step upwards - towards the larger estate model, the Volvo V70.
Volvo
V50 is a genuine premium car, with properties that
appeal directly to young families on the move. They have one or two
children. They are active people looking for a premium car. 2005
Volvo V50 has the unique, super-slim, free-floating centre
stack that elegantly links the tunnel console with the instrument panel.
The V50
Volvo controls in the new centre stack have an ergonomic,
functional design. Most of them are used for several functions, in a
logical and convenient way in the Volvo
V50. The top half of the control panel is used to operate
the audio system, integrated phone and navigation system, while the
lower half controls the climate system.
- 2005 Volvo V50 has transverse, five-cylinder, in-line engines. Most of the external engine components have been designed and packaged so that the installation takes exceptionally little space. The result is an engine that is 200 mm slimmer and 25 mm shorter than that found in the larger Volvo models. This compact format makes the engine lighter. Combined with Volvo's architecture - transverse engine installation - it also contributes to high crash safety in the new Volvo V50.
- Volvo V50 has a new five-cylinder, in-line engines have a displacement of 2.4 and 2.5 litres respectively. The five cylinders and large displacement provide high torque from low engine revs - along with swift acceleration.
- Volvo V50 has the most powerful engine, the T5, offers a maximum of 220 hp and 320 Nm of torque. 2005 Volvo V50 combines this with the same type of electronically-controlled All Wheel Drive as other Volvo models.
- Volvo V50 is also available with a choice of two five-cylinder, normally-aspirated engines (170 hp and 140 hp) - and an entirely new four-cylinder diesel engine (136 hp).
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