2016 Volvo XC60 T6 Drive-E FWD

2016 Volvo XC60 T5 Drive-E — Swedish Luxury Crossover | 104,943 Miles | 8-Speed Automatic | 26 MPG Combined | Car Planet

A Volvo That Still Feels Like a Volvo. Clean Inside and Out, Loaded With Safety Tech, and Priced Like Something Far Less Interesting.

There's a certain kind of buyer who walks past a row of gray crossovers and doesn't feel a thing — then sits in an XC60 and gets it immediately. The seats. The materials. The way the doors close. Volvo built these for people who spend real time in their car and notice the difference. This one is clean, presentable inside and out, and priced where a well-optioned Swedish crossover has no business being.

The Drive-E four-cylinder — power without the fuel bill

The 2.0-liter turbocharged Drive-E engine pairs with an 8-speed Aisin automatic, and the combination is the smart one in this lineup. It's quick off the line, quiet at cruise, and returns an EPA-rated 26 MPG combined — 22 city, 29 highway. That's economy-car fuel economy in a luxury crossover. For a daily commute or a long interstate run, this is the drivetrain you want.

Safety was never an option box at Volvo

City Safety comes standard — the low-speed collision-avoidance system that watches the road ahead and steps in before you can. Add the full airbag array, stability control, ABS, and the reinforced structure Volvo built its entire reputation on. This is a brand that made safety its identity decades before it was a marketing line, and the XC60 is one of the clearest expressions of it.

Built for the people inside it

Volvo's seats are widely considered among the best in the business — orthopedically designed, supportive on long drives, and a genuinely different experience from the class norm. Around them: a clean, uncluttered Scandinavian cabin, tilt/telescoping steering wheel, Bluetooth phone and audio, steering-wheel-mounted controls, power windows, an 8-speaker sound system, and 18-inch wheels underneath. Roomy rear seats and a wide, usable cargo hatch with a low load floor make it as practical as it is comfortable.

104,943 miles — right where the value is

Look at what a 2016 XC60 cost new — over $37,000 to start, and well past $50,000 loaded. A decade of depreciation has done all the heavy lifting, and what's left is a premium European crossover at a mainstream price. Six figures on the odometer is what makes that possible. Buy the condition, not the number.

Perfect for

Commuters who want comfort and fuel economy in the same vehicle. Families who care about safety ratings and mean it. Buyers stepping out of a Honda or Toyota crossover who want something that feels built rather than assembled. Anyone who'd rather drive a Volvo than another silver appliance.

Call or text us today at (470) 854-8424 to check availability and schedule your test drive. Clean XC60s at this price don't sit long.

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All advertised prices exclude government registration and TAVT tax. Payment options: certified checks, money orders, or cash. Vehicle sold as-is. Mechanical condition verified at time of listing.