Volvo V60 1st Gen

The first-generation Volvo V60, sold from 2011 to 2018, was Volvo's move into the premium sport wagon market. It shed the brand's historically boxy image for a more fluid and dynamic design based on the S60 sedan. While standard T5 models offered sensible Swedish transport, the lineup's enthusiast appeal comes from the more powerful T6 R-Design and the limited-production Polestar models.

The most collectible variants are the V60 Polestars. Early versions (2015.5-2016) used a 345 hp turbocharged inline-6, while later models (2017-2018) switched to a 362 hp twin-charged 4-cylinder. With Öhlins suspension and Brembo brakes, these were serious performance wagons built in small numbers, which drives their desirability today. They represent a unique and capable alternative to established German performance wagons.

The market for the V60 is split. The wide sales range from $5,200 to $59,000 shows a clear divide between standard models and the rare Polestars. The average sale price of $26,463 suggests a healthy market for well-maintained T6 and R-Design models, while the Polestar variants continue to command top dollar as modern classics.

Prices range from $5,200 for base models to $59,000 for low-mileage Polestar variants.