Is the Volvo V60 T5 2010 faster than the BMW 325xi Edition 2004?
Answer : No, the BMW 325xi Edition 2004 is faster than the Volvo V60 T5 2010
The top speed of the Volvo V60 T5 2010 is 230 kph, (143 mph) compared to 234 kph, (145 mph) for the BMW 325xi Edition 2004
| Name | Name:Volvo V60 T5 2010 | Name:BMW 325xi Edition 2004 |
| Top Speed | Top Speed:230 kph, (143 mph) | Top Speed:234 kph, (145 mph) |
| Most Recent New Price | Most Recent New Price:$58,229 USD | Most Recent New Price:$67,827 USD |
| Price Notes | Price Notes:Price current as at Dec 2013 | Price Notes:Price current as at Dec 2013 |
| Body Type | Body Type:stationwagon | Body Type:sedan |
| Release Year | Release Year:2010 | Release Year:2004 |
| Total Max Power | Total Max Power:176 kW, (236.02 hp) | Total Max Power:141 kW, (189.08 hp) |
| 0-100kph Acceleration | 0-100kph Acceleration:7.5 seconds | 0-100kph Acceleration:7.5 seconds |
| Average Consumption | Average Consumption:8.1 l/100km, (34.87 mpg) | Average Consumption:9.9 l/100km, (28.53 mpg) |
| Transmission | Transmission:6 speed, manual | Transmission:5 speed, manual |
| Weight | Weight:1468 kg, (3236 lbs) | Weight:1475 kg, (3252 lbs) |
| Description | Description:The Volvo V60 T5 2010 is a front-wheel drive, 5 door, 5 seat stationwagon. It has ABS, Traction control, Tinted windows, Passenger airbag, Electronic Stability Program (ESP), Central door locking, Driver airbag and Fog lamps as standard and Alloy wheels, Burglar alarm and Cruise control as optional extras. The car is 4628 mm, (182.2 in) long and 1865 mm, (73.43 in) wide. It has a 4 cylinder, multipoint injection petrol engine. | Description:The BMW 325xi Edition 2004 is a 4 door, 5 seat, front+rear-wheel drive sedan. The car is 1739 mm, (68.46 in) wide and 4471 mm, (176.02 in) long. It has a 6 cylinder, multipoint injection petrol engine. It comes with Cruise control, Passenger airbag, Tinted windows, Driver airbag, Alloy wheels, Burglar alarm, Fog lamps, Electronic Stability Program (ESP), ABS, Traction control and Central door locking as standard. |
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