Reviews Volvo V40 Cross Country Volvo V40 Cross Country T3 Polar+ Luxury (2019) 3 heijnders9 Gebruikersreview 4 juli 2020 om 11:18 Signalement Lezerswaardering: 35% Disclaimer

If you're looking for a V40 fitted with Volvo's 2.5-litre turbocharged engine, then the T5 Cross Country is the one to choose. Unlike the T5 R-Design, the Cross Country is fitted with all-wheel drive as standard. It also uses the regular V40's power steering system, rather than the nervous rack on the T5 R-Design.

PROS • Off-road kit amplifies road presence. • Comfortable ride at high speed. • Decent performance. CONS • Infotainment hampered by awkward placement. • Conventional SUVs are more practical. GET THE BEST PRICE > Add to Compare Specifications User Reviews There are those for whom the normal 5-door hatch just won't do.

The V40 Cross Country is more of a jacked-up hatchback than a standard crossover, so direct rivals are thin on the ground. Consider the likes of the Mercedes-Benz GLA and DS 4 Crossback as

Volvo V40 Cross Country Review Anthony Crawford 08:36 29 August 2013 0 comments Volvo gives the V40 a soft-road makeover and a raised ride height and calls it the Cross Country. What we love Rugged styling good performance from five-cylinder turbo engines comfortable ride on road and gravel excellent handling premium interior

Volvo V40 Cross Country D2 (2013) review Published:26 June 2013 At a glance Handling 3 out of 5 Performance 2 out of 5 Usability 3 out of 5 Feelgood factor 4 out of 5 CAR's Rating 3 out of 5 Car

At Volvo they don't recognise the word "inevitable". The road ahead: the V40 takes technology to new levels. City Safety works at up to 31mph and slams on the brakes if the car senses a low

A car review of the Volvo V40 Cross Country, a jacked-up version of the standard hatchback with off-road styling and more powerful engines. The review covers the prices, specs, performance, comfort, safety and interior of the V40 Cross Country, as well as its rivals and alternatives.

Volvo's V40 Cross Country model made a play for the growing Qashqai-class Crossover market. It was originally launched in 2012 but is examined here in the improved form that debuted in 2016. It offers an alternative perhaps, to that Audi Q3, Mercedes GLA or BMW X1 from the 2016-2020 era you might have been thinking about.