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Since many of you, our readers, asked whether the new Volvo V40 hatchback would be coming to Canada, as the company's U.S. spokespeople wouldn't elaborate on the issue, we decided to find out by sending an email to Volvo Cars of Canada.
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Canada Won't be Getting the New Volvo V40 Either
Since many of you, our readers, asked whether the new Volvo V40 hatchback would be coming to Canada, as the company's U.S. spokespeople wouldn't elaborate on the issue, we decided to find out by sending an email to Volvo Cars of Canada.
And the answer in short is no, the compact-sized Volvo V40 won't be sold in Canada either.
"Volvo Canada also has no plans at the moment to bring the new V40 into the market. If things change at some point in the future, we’ll let you know," Paul Chater from Volvo of Canada told Carscoop in an email.
Read more »- Volvo Says The V40 Won't Be Coming To The U.s. As There's Not Enough Inerest In 5d Models [updated]
We had a hunch that the all-new V40 hatchback wouldn't be making it to the United States after the Swedish automaker stated that it expects to sell 90,000 units per year with 85 percent of those or 76,500 cars earmarked for the European market. ...
- Volvo To Build New Car Plant In China, Aims To Sell 200,000 Vehicles In The Chinese Market By 2015
At a press conference held earlier today in Beijing, Chinese-owned Volvo Cars announced plans to build a new plant in the city of Chengdu and continuing investigations for a second factory in Daqing, in north-eastern China. Volvo said that the deal is...
- Two Shall Enter, One Shall Leave: Geely And Volvo Disagree On Volvo's Future
Li Shufu, president of current Volvo owner, China's Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co., appears to be having some issues with Volvo executives regarding the brand's future plans. According to Auto News Europe, there are two major issues: 1) the...
- Comparing Automaker Sales Ranks In The U.s. With Canadian Sales Ranks
Comparing the Canadian and American auto markets is part of what The Good Car Guy does... for a living. Do you not find it interesting, for instance, that Mitsubishi only manages to sell four times as many cars in the U.S. as in Canada while Mercedes-Benz...
- Volvo's Big Incentives
Leasing, financing, and paying cash? Volvo Canada wants to give you a deal. Today's Canadian dollar is worth about $1.07 USD, and says Volvo Cars of Canada CEO Steve Blyth, "We realize Canadians are looking to the US market and comparing prices of...