If there’s a model that symbolises ‘age is just a number’, it’s the Volvo XC90. Now in its tenth year, the broad-shouldered ...

Tilak Varma walked back to the dressing room, as he retired himself out. This is because he was not looking at all in form at the crease, having scored 25 from 23 balls. He was not able to time the ...

Previous Dacias have either lacked thigh support or good back support in the seats, or sub-optimal places to put your feet, but not here. There’s good adjustment in the driver’s seat to be found, and ...

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The all-electric EX90’s arrival might’ve had some questioning the future of Volvo’s plug-in hybrid XC90 ... seats up, there is still a decent space for a few squashy bags in the back.

Front seat space and comfort remain high, though rear seat room is still very tight for adults. Cargo space is not bad for a small utility, with room for 21.6 cubic-feet of gear in the hold ...

The interior is an absolute pleasure to sit in. I have a really sensitive lower back and the seats allow me to drive very long distances in comfort. I have the Harmon Kardon sound system which is good ...

The Volvo V60 has more room in the boot and more rear legroom plus much more comfortable seats. In the pro and plus versions the front seats are heated and cooled and the nappa leather is very soft.

It also happens to be the only trim available in Canada, offered exclusively in a 7-seat ... the XC90 reveals balanced proportions, with a fluid roofline that stretches to the rear no one will ...

weeks after press secretary Karoline Leavitt raised eyebrows with the creation of a 'new media seat' - one located in the front of the press room and previously reserved for press secretary staff.

But we all agree that there's a paucity of rear-seat room. Mostly, though, our staff has settled into a symbiotic relationship with the i4, appreciating its strengths and accepting the differences ...