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The 2017 Volvo S60 features only minor changes from last year, and continues to be a high-quality compact luxury sedan that's tuned more for comfort than sport, although the available engine options and torque vectoring make it a satisfying experience behind the wheel. Steve Hammes, auto critic for TestDriveNow, likes the S60 very much and calls it fun to drive - on the forgiving side but not at all sloppy, and certainly among the most comfortable rides in its class.

The S60 T5 Dynamic and T5 Inscription (the latter features a longer wheelbase and more room for rear seating) come…

This is a picture that we here at our Chamblee, GA Volvo dealership love. Because it shows the stunning new 2016 Volvo S60 and the person who one day could be driving it. Yes, she's quite a ways off from getting her license, but this ride is built to last and you'll also find a lot more to love about the new S60. Just hop on over to our Atlanta area dealership to take a closer look.

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— patrick stapleton (@IRISH43212) September 14, 2015

In our humble opinion, we at Dyer & Dyer Volvo feel our standout sedan, the 2015 Volvo S60, delivers just about every quality one could want from a midsize four-door.  Stylish, spunky and loaded with luxuries, the S60 is one altogether amazing auto.  Nevertheless, we wonder what you might make of it.  Give a gander to the video review below to get your answer:

No doubt one of its most alluring attributes, the S60's cabin…

Stepping into a world of safety, design, performance, and a touch of luxury, we here at Dyer & Dyer Volvo welcome you to come take a closer look at our lineup of new 2013 and 2014 Volvo models available right here at our Chamblee, GA dealership, serving the greater Atlanta area. But, even better than that, is an upgrade you can get for your vehicle that sends power and features to new heights.

They're a…

It's small, powerful, efficient, and partially electric. We're not describing a car but, in fact, an engine technology that is being implemented for new Volvo vehicles. It's being called KERS, which is short for Kinetic Energy Recovery System, and it's looking to revolutionize the way engines work for the automaker in the foreseeable future.

Combined with a new four-cylinder turbo engine, the KERS generates energy that reduces the need for the…