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Volvo Car's latest step in its 'drive towards zero' emissions strategy is the launch of an automatic gearbox option in four Volvo DRIVe models - the S60 DRIVe, V60 DRIVe, V70 DRIVe and the S80 DRIVe.

The Volvo Ocean Race editions are inspired by the world's most gruelling ocean adventure. They are now available from your local Volvo dealer. For Ireland the Volvo Ocean Race has special meaning – more than 500,000 people attended the spectacular stopover in Galway during the 2008/2009 race. The Volvo Ocean Race was so warmly received here in 2009 that for the 2011/ 2012 race Galway is the ultimate destination, with the race finishing here in July this year.

The Volvo DRIVe range is making significant advances in reducing the environmental impact of new Volvos, as recognised by the sixth annual analysis conducted by T&E, the European Federation for Transport and Environment, which highlighted that Volvo has cut is carbon dioxide emissions by nine per cent in 2010, more than any other manufacturer.

Ford has become the first non-premium automaker to win two Euro NCAP advanced rewards.

Ford has become the first non-premium automaker to win two Euro NCAP advanced rewards.

Volvo Car's commitment to its ‘DRIVe Towards Zero’ mission was reaffirmed with the news that it is the most improved brand in the top 20 in JATO's latest report, "A Review of CO2 Car Emissions across Europe FY2010" with average emissions of just 157.5g/km.

The eco-conscious Volvo customer can now order Volvo S60 or V60 in a particularly economical DRIVe version (pronounced Drive-e), with CO2 emissions of 114 g/km and 119 g/km respectively. In turn these correspond to fuel consumption of 4.4 and 4.6 l/100 km for the S60 and V60. Both variants fall into tax band A in Ireland for both VRT (14 per cent) and annual road tax (€104).

Eco-conscious Volvo customer can now order the Volvo S60 or V60 in a particularly economical 'DRIVe' version (pronounced Drive-e), with CO2 emissions of 114g/km and 119 g/km respectively.

The eco-conscious Volvo customer can now order Volvo S60 or V60 in a particularly economical DRIVe version (pronounced Drive-e), with CO2 emissions of 114 g/km and 119 g/km respectively. In turn these correspond to fuel consumption of 4.4 and 4.6 l/100 km for the S60 and V60. Both variants fall into tax band A in Ireland for both VRT (14 per cent) and annual road tax (€104).

Volvo’s new V60 will be launched in the city this weekend, and local car dealership, Kenny Galway Ltd, and Volvo Car Ireland are inviting all motoring enthusiasts to avail of freeVolvo V60 sports wagon test drives.