I guess my Mom got interested in Volvos, because of my experience with my new 1970 142. Of my beloved 142, I'll always remember the 4 whl. disc brakes, that I had it for a very reliable 11 yrs., and for the seats - seats that were both comfortable and actually had functional protective, headrests (unlike Detroit's neck breakers). Mom got a ('75 or 76) 244. What I most remember - while she was driving in dwntown Philly, she got broadsided in the driver's door by a car "flying out" of a parking garage. Luckily, she escaped injury. The story goes, the cops told her, they thought she'd be dead, if she'd not been driving her 244. What's another 31 yrs of a long, well-lived, life worth on the sticker price? ... View more

For me, Joplin's 356C Cab. There's a reproduction of it (the artwork) that shows up here annually at St. John's for "Battle of the Brands". ... View more

Okay, I was with you until you decided to hide the keys after you blocked the car. So childish...you might have Presidential potential with the right slogan. And still worse than an enthusiast, I bet you dread asking a customer "What they do for a living?" and the answer you get is "I'm an engineer". lol ... View more

As a young teen, I fondly remember our '62 Country Squire and it's 390. Even learned to drive and took my test in it. ... View more

Excellent. Good one. ... View more

Perhaps the company can use the savings, on trying to determine what to make in the future when most vehicles are EVs. ... View more

I think you'd be very hard pressed to find one near $15K , let alone less than that. ... View more