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Volvo S60 ‘wheel-at-each-corner’ design also helps with reduced overhangs that lower the polar movement of inertia, enabling sharper steering responses and a crisper turn-in. Plus there are the usual electronic aids.

This Volvo S60 is as safe and solid as ever - though the associated weight has not, for once, compromised its sporting pretensions.

Volvo S60 have Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) acts much like an extra set of eyes and utilizes digital camera technology mounted in the door mirrors to monitor the areas 3m to each side and up to 9.5m behind the driver.