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2017 Volvo V60 Polestar First Drive: Feeling Blue

Posted on March 24, 2017January 16, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s a Volvo renaissance right now but, though the XC90 and S90 may be flying off dealers’ lots with their high-tech cabins and minimalistic style, true aficionados know it’s Polestar where the Swedish spirit lies. Whether that spirit is akvavit or high-octane gasoline is questionable – the uncharitable might suggest they both taste the same – but the 2017 Volvo V60 Polestar and S60 Polestar are unmistakable. Peak crazy comes in the shape of a bright blue wagon.

The current S60 and V60 – sedan and wagon, respectively – are on borrowed time. The success of Volvo’s most recent launches, the XC90, S90, and just-arriving V90 Cross Country may be cutting-edge, but the 60 Series dates back to 2010. It’ll be replaced over the next couple of years, first with the XC60 just unveiled at the Geneva Auto Show, but that means we’ll have to wait a little longer for an all-new Polestar.
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