Lovering Volvo in Nashua

Volvo is widely known as a leader in automobile safety technology and has been the first to implement new safety features into its vehicles many times. Volvo's safety innovations seem to eventually make their way to the other automakers, making the roads safer for everyone. For example, Volvo was the first automaker to introduce the modern three-point safety belt as well as being first to install the modern airbag. Today, no car sold is...

While Volvo has always garnered a solid luxury standing, the brand is getting ready to shine its shoes and put on a more polished air. For the 2014 model year, Volvo designers are working on newly refined designs as well as a complete turn-around in powertrain. What exactly does this mean for existing Volvo models? Allow Lovering Volvo in Nashua to brief you on several changes currently in the works.

Volvo fans such as those at Lovering Volvo in Nashua are sad to bid the Volvo C70 farewell. But before the automaker ceases production of the hard-top convertible in 2013, it's giving us a little going-away prize. At the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show, Volvo released a special edition C70 Inscription.

In the face of change, there is always a possibility that something must be sacrificed. More specifically, we acknowledge that with a shift to green cars, greater fuel efficiency sometimes comes at the expense of performance. At this point in time, that sacrifice is not something most consumers would like to make. Thankfully though, European Volvo drivers don't have to. The Scandinavian automaker has announced that a new Volvo V60 plug-in diesel hybrid will head to Europe's auto market in 2012.

Lovering Volvo in Nashua is excited to announce that the auto brand we love the most is the European leader in CO₂ emission reduction. While other automakers cut their carbon footprint by an average of two to six percent, Volvo achieved a reduction of nine percent. How do we know this? Every year the European Federation for Transport and Environment (T&E) directly calculates the amount of CO₂ a company produces in order to determine who is actually putting forth their best green effort.