Executive Summary

The Volvo V60, known for its spacious design, safety record, and Scandinavian style, remains a popular option in the Dutch secondhand market. But with such a wide range of model years and conditions available, many owners are asking: “How much is my Volvo V60 worth in the Netherlands?”

To answer this, we analyzed 185 active listings on Marktplaats.nl, applying a regression model to estimate how age and mileage affect resale value. Listings below €100 were excluded to eliminate outliers and non-serious entries.

Key Insights

• The estimated price of a brand-new Volvo V60 is €57,095.
• Depreciation is steep in the first 10 years, with age reducing value by ~€4,221 per year.
• Mileage has a similarly strong effect, with each km lowering the price by ~€0.136.
• The model shows a minor upward curve in pricing for some older vehicles, possibly due to model clustering or condition-based premiums.
• This model is based on 185 listings, collected on July 21, 2025.

Coefficient Analysis

• Constant:
  Baseline price of a brand-new Volvo V60.
  Significance: Highly significant

• Age (years):
  Major negative impact — each year substantially reduces resale value.
  Significance: Highly significant

• Mileage (km):
  Strong linear effect — price drops significantly with each additional km.
  Significance: Highly significant

• Age²:
  Positive and statistically significant — slight price stabilization or rebound in older listings.
  Significance: Significant

• Age × Mileage:
  Small positive effect, but not statistically meaningful in this sample.
  Significance: Not significant

• Mileage²:
  Statistically significant, though real-world impact is minor — suggests a modest nonlinear correction.
  Significance: Significant

This model captures both the linear depreciation from age and mileage and more subtle nonlinear effects, which may reflect listing behavior or retained value in niche trims or engine types.

Equation Used

Price ≈ 57095 - 4221·(age) - 0.1361·(mileage_km) + 120.22·(age²) + 0.00372·(age × mileage_km) + 0.00000·(mileage_km²)

Plug in your car’s age and mileage to get an estimate of what your V60 might sell for. The confidence interval reflects real-world pricing variability.

Market Value Guide

Here’s what you can expect for typical V60 listings:

• A 6-year-old Volvo V60 with 110,000 km is commonly listed for €19,000–€23,000.
• A 10-year-old model with 200,000+ km usually falls in the €9,000–€13,000 range.
• Listings older than 13 years may show price stabilization due to either trim rarity, diesel retention, or listing scarcity.

Volvo's reputation for longevity means even higher-mileage V60s retain some appeal — especially when service records are well-documented.

Methodology

• Sample Size: 185 listings
• Data Source: Marktplaats.nl
• Collection Date: July 21, 2025
• Excluded Listings: All listings priced below €100
• Model Type: Polynomial regression of degree 2 with interaction and squared terms
• Target Variable: Asking price (EUR)

Final Thoughts

The Volvo V60 offers good long-term value for buyers and remains competitive in the secondhand market thanks to its build quality and practicality. This model’s pricing trends are sharply influenced by mileage and age, but minor nonlinear effects suggest buyers and sellers should account for trim, condition, and year-specific demand.

If you're preparing to sell or buy a Volvo V60, this analysis gives a solid foundation for pricing expectations in the Dutch market.

Disclaimer: This model is based on listing data, not transaction prices. Individual car condition, options, service history, and location may significantly impact final value.