As with all Volvos, the S60 D4 Advantage is equipped with the latest features in comfort and safety.
MANILA, Philippines–Volvo Philippines introduces its latest addition to its premium sports sedan lineup, the Volvo S60 D4 Advantage model.
Powered by a 2-liter Drive-E turbocharged diesel engine, this Volvo can definitely take care of business. The newly developed engine, with sequential twin turbochargers 400 Newton-meters of torque and the new i-Art smart fuel injection technology, offers a perfect match of high performance and efficiency.
The S60 D4 Advantage is also mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission and auto engine start/stop to ensure that power and efficiency are at an optimum in all driving conditions.
As with all Volvos, the S60 D4 Advantage is equipped with the latest features in comfort and safety, such as orthopedically designed seats, the Volvo Sensus infotainment system and Volvo’s distinctive City Safety feature, which automatically applies the brakes when sensors detect an obstacle in front of the car.
Couple this with Volvo’s modern suspension system that maximizes comfort and road-hugging characteristics and you can expect a truly dynamic driving experience.
Volvo’s energetic sports sedan is the perfect blend of performance, luxury and innovative technology. Its driver-oriented experience delivers on the promise of the S60’s dynamic exterior design.
Froilan Valencia (right), general manager of Viking Cars Inc., and Chris Yu, senior manager at Scandinavian Motors Corp., with the Volvo S60 D4 Advantage model
As a testament to Volvo’s belief that more people should feel the sheer confidence and security experienced only in Volvo ownership, the S60 D4 Advantage is being launched with a competitive price of P2.495 million.
Visit your nearest Volvo dealer today to experience the 2015 Volvo S60 D4 Advantage for yourself.
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