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Volvo S60 Bi-Fuel

While most of us put up with rising fuel taxes and the ever-increasing cost of motoring, some are unwilling to let the Government get the better of them.

By Chris Thorp

May 2002

While most of us put up with rising fuel taxes and the ever-increasing cost of motoring, some are unwilling to let the Government get the better of them.

Take Volvo. The Swedish firm has been offering dual fuel cars since 2000, but the latest are the most refined yet. And thanks to a loophole in London Mayor Ken Livingstone's proposals, you can avoid congestion charges by running alternative fuel. But how does the new Bi-Fuel S60 measure up? Two models are available ί¿½ one uses Natural Gas and the other, driven here, LPG.

On the road, the transition from petrol to gas takes only a touch of a button. The Bi-Fuel uses the standard car's 2.4-litre five-cylinder engine, and while it is less powerful, it's still swift and smooth. What's more, the ride is as silky and the interior finish as excellent as the standard S60's. But it's your wallet that will make you choose this Volvo. It's no more expensive than rivals, yet the fuel and tax savings are too good to ignore.

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FIRST OPINION

    The S60 Bi-Fuel is an affordable and practical alternative to a standard petrol car. With congestion charging planned for major cities, Volvo could be on to something...
 

AT A GLANCE

    S60 Bi-Fuel offered with Natural Gas or LPG. Out now, from �20,670
 
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