Volvo 145 Stationcar de Luxe 1974
General description :
This amazing Volvo 145 wagon looks very sharp in darkgreen with a brown interior. It was originally sold in Austria but imported to the Netherlands many years ago. This year it had a complete make-over: engine rebuilt, new suspension, new brakes etc.etc. The body is perfect and rustfree, it had a very nice complete paintjob in the original color. Also it had new alloy wheels and new tyres and they make the difference. The engine is brandnew, it has a gearbox with overdrive and a towbar. Also it has a LPG-tank under the floor so al space is stil there. What a nice car and a highly collectable Volvo Family Wagon!!!
Tow hitch, Low miles, Power brakes, Headrests in the front, Brakes: disc brakes, European edition, History of the car and invoices available, Second owner
http://www.stuurmanclassiccars.com/collectie/2747
1974 Volvo 145 Stationcar de Luxe is listed sold on ClassicDigest in Herkenbosch by Stuurman Classic Cars for €10950.
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Car type : Car Make : Volvo Model : 145 Model Version : Stationcar de Luxe Engine size : 0.0 Model Year : 1974 Location : The Netherlands
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About Volvo
Volvo has a rich history spanning over nine decades, marked by a commitment to safety, innovation, and Scandinavian design. Here's an overview of Volvo's evolution, including key models and the design and technological highlights leading up to the XC70:Early Years and Foundation: Volvo was founded in 1927 in Gothenburg, Sweden. The first Volvo car, the ÖV4 (Jakob), rolled off the production line in 1927. Volvo quickly gained a reputation for producing sturdy and safe vehicles.
Safety Innovations: Volvo became synonymous with safety innovations. In the 1950s, they introduced the three-point seatbelt, a groundbreaking invention that became standard in automobiles worldwide. Over the years, Volvo continued to pioneer safety features such as crumple zones, rear-facing child seats, and side-impact protection.
Design Evolution: Volvo's design philosophy evolved, blending Scandinavian simplicity, functionality, and safety. The brand's design language embraced clean lines, robustness, and a focus on interior comfort.
Key Models Through the Years:
Amazon (120 Series): Introduced in the late 1950s, the Volvo Amazon featured elegant styling and became popular for its reliability and safety features.
140 Series: Launched in the 1960s, it showcased Volvo's focus on safety and introduced innovations like disc brakes.
240 Series: Introduced in the 1970s, the 240 became an iconic Volvo model known for its durability, safety, and boxy design, remaining in production for nearly 20 years.
850 Series: In the 1990s, Volvo introduced the 850, known for its innovative features, including the first front-wheel-drive model with a five-cylinder engine.
XC70 Series: The XC70 debuted in the early 2000s as an off-road variant of the V70 wagon. It combined Volvo's renowned safety features with all-wheel-drive capability and a higher ground clearance for enhanced off-road performance.
XC70 Design and Tech Specs: The XC70 epitomizes Volvo's dedication to safety, versatility, and Scandinavian design. Some design and technical highlights include:
Robust and functional design with protective cladding and raised ground clearance for an SUV-like appearance.
All-wheel drive (AWD) system for better traction on various terrains.
Advanced safety features, including Volvo's City Safety system, which helps prevent collisions in urban traffic situations.
High-quality interior with comfortable seats, ample cargo space, and modern infotainment and connectivity options.