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Photo of 2017 S90 courtesy of Volvo.
Photo of 2017 S90 courtesy of Volvo.
Volvo Cars USA will cease 2017-model-year ordering on Feb. 7 by commercial fleets and fleet management companies, the company has announced.
Orders placed after Feb. 7 will arrive as 2018-model-year vehicles. Production of 2018-MY vehicles is scheduled to begin in the 18th week of 2017, which would begin around May 1. Vehicle deliveries are scheduled for June or July.
Final pricing and specifications for 2018-MY vehicles will be determined shortly, according to a Volvo announcement.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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