Volvo V70 1997 and Volvo V70 2000 have the same engine power, the torque is the same for both cars. Volvo V70 1997 reaches 100 km/h speed 0.5 seconds faster.
Fuel consumption
Fuel consumption (l/100km):
6.6
6.5
Real fuel consumption:
6.5 l/100km
6.5 l/100km
By specification Volvo V70 1997 consumes 0.1 litres more fuel per 100 km than the Volvo V70 2000, which means that if you drive 15,000 km in a year, the Volvo V70 1997 could require 15 litres more fuel.
Fuel tank capacity:
70 litres
70 litres
Full fuel tank distance:
1060 km in combined cycle
1070 km in combined cycle
1340 km on highway
1370 km on highway
1070 km with real consumption
1070 km with real consumption
Engines
Average engine lifespan:
560'000 km
560'000 km
Engine resource depends largely on regular maintenance and the quality of the oils and fuels used.
Engine production duration:
6 years
6 years
Dimensions
Length:
4.72 m
4.71 m
Width:
1.76 m
1.80 m
Height:
1.41 m
1.49 m
Volvo V70 1997 is 1 cm longer than the Volvo V70 2000, 4 cm narrower, while the height of Volvo V70 1997 is 8 cm lower.
Trunk capacity:
420 litres
485 litres
Trunk max capacity: with rear seats folded down
1580 litres
1641 litres
Volvo V70 2000 has more luggage space. Despite its longer length, Volvo V70 1997 has 65 litres less trunk space than the Volvo V70 2000. This could mean that the Volvo V70 1997 uses more space in the cabin, so the driver and passengers could be more spacious and comfortable. The maximum boot capacity (with all rear seats folded down) is larger in Volvo V70 2000 (by 61 litres).
Turning diameter:
10.2 meters
10.9 meters
The turning circle of the Volvo V70 1997 is 0.7 metres less than that of the Volvo V70 2000, which means Volvo V70 1997 can be easier to manoeuvre in tight streets and parking spaces.
