The Great Experiment
Volvo is always striving to be at the forefront. While they are already known for their giant leaps in safety, they’re looking to be leaders in quite a few different aspects. 2025’s focus? Electrified vehicles– one-million of them. In its 2015 Sustainability Report, Volvo has outlined its goals to have one-million electrified cars by 2025 […]
Put head to head, Volvo outranked the BMW over and over…and over again. Sorry BMW, drivers don’t have the time for “inconsistent” and “strained.” In a slowly growing niche of vehicles, the Hybrid SUV, the XC90 T8 is proving to be the best of the best. The look and feel of the XC90 T8 alone […]
Update: The Volvo XC90 was just awarded “2016 Yahoo Autos Ride Of The Year” Back in 2002 we were all excited for Volvo’s first SUV, the XC90. Motor Trend named the Volvo XC90 SUV of the year. The XC90 turned out to be a game changer in the world of SUVs and left other luxury brands, such […]
As if there isn’t enough to love about Volvo’s XC90—fully equipped with its top of the line safety and convenience features, the XC90 exists as the real world embodiment of Volvo’s commitment to safety. So much so that Volvo has even gone as far as to vow zero deaths (and other serious injuries) by the […]
Volvo Cars redefines luxury yet again as it designs the ultimate family car, designed around the best example of human innovation there is, a child. 56 years ago, Volvo Car’s, Nils Bohlin introduced the three-point safety belt, literally changing the world and driving safety standards for drivers of every make and model on the road. Will Volvo […]
Last month, we held the Don Beyer Volvo All-New XC90 Roadshow events in our showrooms to celebrate the arrival of one of the most anticipated models to hit the road, the All-New 2016 Volvo XC90! We invited hundreds of local Washingtonians to join us in welcoming the most luxurious SUV to the Washington D.C. metropolitan roads! […]
July 7th, 2015 Did you know… that on this date in 1780, Major general Benedict Arnold communicated in secret to British General Sir Henry Clinton that his appointment to the command of West Point was assured and that he might even provide a “drawing of the works … by which you might take [West Point] […]
