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Volvo V70 D3 R-Design

£489 per month, PCP (7.5%APR)

Volvo V70 D3 R-Design

There are two aspects of the Volvo V70 that rivals struggle to match: its evergreen image, and the soothing experience offered by its sumptuous cabin.

Voted the most comfortable car on the UK’s roads in Auto Express’s Driver Power 2010 survey, the large estate swallows mile after motorway mile with ease. A 7.9 per cent APR PCP deal brings the attractive R-Design version of the big Swede in at £489 per month for anyone with an £8,182.80 deposit. Buyers then have the option of a £9,673 final payment at the end of the three-year term.

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