For sale: my well-loved 1991 Volvo 240
305,xxx miles Excellent mechanical condition- million mile candidate! Driven every day- extraordinarily reliable Automatic Sunroof Absolutely no rust, save for 1 speck by headlight Texas car for most of its life Located in Lancaster, PA Driver's side passenger door chewed up by a po's dog Dash and some interior plastic cracked- there's a very nice dash cover in place Center console is missing The driver's door only opens with key in lock or when pulling up on the lock pin Everything in the photos would be included with the car. This is the most comfortable car I've ever driven, with all the responsiveness you'd ever want to feel safe and secure. It is in excellent mechanical condition; this car could drive anywhere right now and will run forever :) There are a few dents and dings, but the car is virtually rust-free and the paint is very nice as well. I want to stress that this car has been a joy to own, drive, and care for- and I promise that it will be for you as well :) The only reason I'm listing it is because I would really like to get myself into a Vanagon- if you have one, let me know! |
Volvo 240 for Sale
- 1988 volvo 240 wagon 5 speed manual california carfax serviced leather rare(US $14,950.00)
- Volvo 240 automatic cold a/c power windows cruise control autocheck no reserve
- 1992 volvo 240 wagon daily driver - looks & drives great/well maintained(US $2,500.00)
- 1987 volvo 240 dl that is in showroom condition 148k
- 1980 265 volvo wagon diesel brown exterior(US $2,500.00)
- 1978 volvo 242 dl, 90,000 miles, all original! barn find look! nr! no reserve
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Volvo makes the XC60 disappear into art
Sun, 16 Jun 2013For the last few years, Volvo has set up an art display in the Zurich, Switzerland central train station called the Volvo Art Session, allowing select artists - both established and up-and-coming - to create temporary exhibits with one of Volvo's products acting as the centerpiece. This year, six artists from across Europe converged in Zurich to turn a 2014 Volvo XC60 into a work of art.
Each started with a blank white canvas, creating a massive display in what Volvo says is one of the busiest covered public places in Europe, and after each was done, it was all erased for the next artists to come in and do his or her thing. While some made the XC60 a focal point in the art, others made the crossover seemingly disappear. We have a gallery of all six finished pieces, but if you want to see background of the artists or time-lapse videos of their works, head over to VolvoArtSessions.com. This site also shows the exhibits from the prior two years, and a press release can be found below.
Apple announces CarPlay in-car iPhone interface
Mon, 03 Mar 2014Apple, maker of tech items like the iPhone, iPad and Mac line of computers, is extending its reach into the automotive market, making a fairly big announcement ahead of the Geneva Motor Show. No, it hasn't bought Tesla (yet). Instead, Apple has announced CarPlay, an all-new means of controlling an iPhone through your car.
Now, this doesn't strike us as some gimmicky thing. It's become increasingly common for automakers to take advantage of the high-speed data streams its customers enjoy on their smartphones in order to integrate navigation, traffic, audio and other infotainment items into a car's touchscreen interface. The Chevrolet Spark and Sonic are two prime examples of this move, using an iPhone's data stream for Siri integration and data for a third-party navigation app.
Owners will be able to plug in their iPhones to their cars via the USB port and gain control of a number of the device's functions, all through a car's touchscreen.
Last Volvo XC90 rolls off assembly line in Gothenburg
Mon, 14 Jul 2014It was back in 1998 when Volvo set about developing its first SUV. The brief was to build a seven-seater that wasn't "too large", and several design proposals were considered. Three and a half years later Volvo revealed the XC90 at the 2002 Detroit Auto Show and the rest, as they say, is history.
Volvo initially had an eye towards selling 50,000 units per year. It achieved that and then some, selling around 85,000 examples per year between 2004 and 2007. Now, after 12 years and 636,143 examples made - still over that initial target on average despite its lingering age that see it selling just 11,000 units these past few years - the last Volvo XC90 rolled off the assembly line in Gothenburg.
That final example is heading straight to the Volvo Museum adjacent to the factory. But it won't, strictly speaking, be the last XC90. It is the last of that model to be built in Sweden, but a new model is on its way. And the current model will continue to be built in Daqing, China, to be sold locally as the Volvo XC Classic. So if you want to get your hands on a seven-seat Volvo crossover, you'll have to move there. Otherwise you can wait until the end of January 2015 for the new model to begin production.