Review 2014 Volvo XC90 Features & Specs In Dallas, TX

The award-winning Volvo XC90 is back for 2014 and it comes with a substantial amount of fresh features that build upon the SUV's newly integrated enhancements, introduced in 2013. Offered in two trim levels, 3.2 and 3.2 R-Design, the seven-passenger XC90 debuts all-new standalone options, a climate package, interior upgrades and new technological components across its 2014 lineup. A Crystal White Metallic exterior paint option also joins the color palette, giving the SUV a sleek, fresh look. Outside of these changes, the XC90 comes equipped with a strong, powerful inline six-cylinder engine. It produces enough force to tow up to 3,970 pounds and comes in front-wheel- and all-wheel-drive configurations. To learn more about the 2014 Volvo XC90 in Dallas, read our full review below; then continue down for additional spec information.

Coming into 2014, all new XC90 3.2 models feature executive floor mats, optional leather seating and a folding front passenger seat (standard on R-Design). The 3.2 R-Design trim level, a step above the standard 3.2, also gains its own fresh updates in the form of a digital compass, a Homelink remote garage door opener and a grocery bag holder - highlighted in many 2014 Volvo XC90 reviews. On top of these enhancements, a collection of new standalone options have become available, including a blind spot information system with retractable mirrors, a rear entertainment system, a red wood steering wheel (on 3.2 models), 19-inch Galateia alloy wheels (on 3.2 models) and metallic paint. A climate package, featuring heated front seats and an interior air quality system, is also offered on all models and beneficial during the cold winter months.

Backed by a 3.2L inline six-cylinder engine, the 2014 Volvo XC90 in Dallas can speed off from zero to 60 mph in 8.7 seconds. Its powertrain outputs 240 horsepower and 236 lb.0-ft. of torque, and is coupled with a six-speed automatic with manual shift control, giving it the ability to produce excellent power. A front-wheel-drive configuration is standard with the SUV, but an all-wheel-drive configuration with instant traction is also available to Dallas buyers. Finished off with a 3,970-pound towing capacity, the XC90 is a premier choice in the SUV segment.