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2017-volvo-s90-t6-0012-800x533-c

2017 VOLVO S90 T6 REVIEW

Posted on October 15, 2016December 21, 2018 By Jarvis

Manhattanites looking for an escape from the city that never sleeps can find it by jaunting as far east as a drive or train ride can take you, to Montauk, Long Island. The attitude around the luxurious beach town is antithetical to that of the major metropolis that visitors leave behind — do things at your own pace, and enjoy the ride.

It might be an odd place then to test drive a car, but no place could be more fitting for a car like the Volvo S90, the flagship four-door sedan from a company that defies convention.

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Song of the open road

Volvo seems start its new designs with the basic blueprint of a car, and then have its engineers redraft them from memory, all the while adding extra twists that exemplify the brand’s unique approach to all facets of car making.
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