Volvo C70 convertible User Manual

Details the European debut, sales targets between 2,500-3,000 units, and key markets for 1999.

Explores Volvo's first in-house convertible design, historical open cars, and specific design requests.

Discusses how new lines were created to attract new customers and expand Volvo's appeal.

Positions the C70 as setting a new safety standard with features like automatic seatbelt pretensioners for open cars.

Details the ROPS system, reinforced A-pillars, and automatic roll-over hoops for top-class protection.

Explains pyrotechnical seatbelt pretensioners activated by sensors to eliminate slack in accidents.

Describes the horseshoe-shaped structure and SIPS bags for chest and head protection in side impacts.

Covers the WHIPS system designed to reduce whiplash injuries in rear-end collisions.

Highlights the sophisticated audio system with up to 13 speakers and Dynaudio collaboration.

Details front and rear speaker setups, including optional sub-woofers for enhanced sound.

Explains amplifier specs, RDS tuner, CD changer, and speed-controlled audio adjustments.

Mentions the optional Dolby Surround ProLogic system for a concert-like sound reproduction experience.

Describes the powerful, cohesive lines and dynamic, muscular character of the convertible's exterior.

Highlights Scandinavian interior design, quality materials, and the automatic soft top's features.

Focuses on the sophisticated audio system, speaker placement, and tone curve adaptation.

Emphasizes safety standards for open cars, including automatic seatbelt pretensioners and WHIPS.

Announces the addition of a five-cylinder, naturally-aspirated engine to the C70 coupe range.

Details benefits like higher torque, quieter operation, improved fuel consumption, and lower emissions.

Notes chassis and wheel commonality with the 2.5-litre turbo version, offering different engine options.