…that was well laid out & highly informative. I am in the SF Bay Area and recently sold my 1992 740 Turbo Wagon that I have owned since 1999 and in excellent shape. She had 101K miles for she was my airport car in Portland. I had so much fun with this peppy wagon and am glad it was purchased by an enthusiast from Carmel, CA.
We ended Up buying a 740 After a breakdown with a little Ford, Headgasket, 400 Miles from Home. The Quality of the Volvo, built in 89, is unbelievable after all this years. It will never be for sale
Agreed, great video, and as the owner of two 940 Estates, on turbo and one non-turbo, I’d love to see a 900 series video sometime in the future. 😃 I’m convinced the 200-700-900 series Volvos are the most robust and reliable cars ever made!
@@RedLine_Car_Show hey good stuff man, look forward to it. Especially like the special edition section and models in different countries with specs we didn't get in the UK. I have a 96 b230ft manual with shockingly bad lacquer peel! 😂
Much appreciated, guys! I've been getting more interested in Swedish cars myself, so there will definitely be more videos about them, not only Volvos too, although the upcoming episode will be about a Japanese car, but don't miss out on the ones after it, too!😉
The 262C was built, but not designed by Bertone. The designer was no other than Jan Wisgaard himself.
Appears you're right! Don't know how that went over my head, I'll pin your comment to avoid further confusion for anybody else, thanks!
I appreciate your human narration rather than an Ai voice model that so many similar channels are using these days. That earns a sub from me
…that was well laid out & highly informative. I am in the SF Bay Area and recently sold my 1992 740 Turbo Wagon that I have owned since 1999 and in excellent shape. She had 101K miles for she was my airport car in Portland. I had so much fun with this peppy wagon and am glad it was purchased by an enthusiast from Carmel, CA.
We ended Up buying a 740 After a breakdown with a little Ford, Headgasket, 400 Miles from Home. The Quality of the Volvo, built in 89, is unbelievable after all this years. It will never be for sale
That is a really good documentary. As something of a Volvo encyclopedia myself, I learned some new info even! Nice job.
I'm glad you could learn something new! 🙂
Good video man, been a Volvo owner for about 20 years, would love a 760 intercooler estate. 900 series next? 🤘
Thank you, great idea actually! Noted!🤗
Agreed, great video, and as the owner of two 940 Estates, on turbo and one non-turbo, I’d love to see a 900 series video sometime in the future. 😃
I’m convinced the 200-700-900 series Volvos are the most robust and reliable cars ever made!
@@RedLine_Car_Show hey good stuff man, look forward to it. Especially like the special edition section and models in different countries with specs we didn't get in the UK. I have a 96 b230ft manual with shockingly bad lacquer peel! 😂
Much appreciated, guys!
I've been getting more interested in Swedish cars myself, so there will definitely be more videos about them, not only Volvos too, although the upcoming episode will be about a Japanese car, but don't miss out on the ones after it, too!😉
@@VolkswagenNut1969 But you're a "VolkswagenNut"! How can that be? lol
Great video! 😉
Great job, man!
Thanks! 😁
Wonderful cars
I will never forgive the world for thinking fwd was ever sporty or fun. FWD cars should've never been a thing!
Have 92 240 and 96 960. Both fun to drive . 240 is pushing over 350k mls guesstimate.
Do volvo 300 and 400 series
wow, what bizarre and callous disrespect for the land is shown in those 80s ads! Very un-Volvo…
My favourite car I've owned was a 1988 740 B230FT Turbo manual with LSD.