2008 Volvo C30 2.4i Review

Volvos used to be purchased almost exclusively by college professors and other intellectuals. The reliability of these austere-looking cars did more to entice such rational buyers than the power of American muscle cars like the Challenger and Camaro. Today, the boxy Scandinavians are no more. Even before Ford took over, in 1999, Volvo had already tried to appeal to a wider, more diversified and, most importantly, richer audience by creating more dynamically shaped vehicles.