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Volvo 1990 240
1990 Volvo 240 DL
45,527 Miles
San Bruno, CA
Dealer RatingNO RATING
The Auto Paddock
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18
days on market
$13,500
Dealer RatingNO RATING
Volvo 1993 240
1993 Volvo 240 Base
269,082 Miles
Seneca, SC
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Roadtrip Carolinas
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61
days on market
$4,900
Dealer RatingNO RATING
Volvo 1982 240
1982 Volvo 240 GL
175,400 Miles
Gladstone, OR
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Crown Motors PDX
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360
days on market
$10,995
Dealer RatingNO RATING
Volvo 1989 240
1989 Volvo 240 DL
179,346 Miles
Bedford, VA
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East Coast Auto Source
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194
days on market
$2,795
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Volvo 240 OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.2
27 Reviews
5 star
52%
4 star
30%
3 star
11%
2 star
4%
1 star
4%
Overall
4.2
Value
4.4
Style
4.1
Performance
3.1
Comfort
4.1
Fuel Economy
3.6
Reliability
4.3
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JP
JP
Washington, District of Columbia
5.0
Best car available
This is the best, most functional car on the market. The standard Volvo 240 has ample space for five passengers. Some models have the available jump seats in the rear, behind the rear seat. The best part about this car is that the rear seat folds flat. Now this is not like the fold flat offered in cars where the seat is near flat, but it is flat. Real flat. This car is a truck from the Swedes. The seats are comfortable and plush for long distances. The controls are well laid out and easy to use. Downside is the aged drive train which uses more fuel than the average new car. Average fuel economy is about 17 miles per gallon.
Aaron
Aaron
Davis, California
5.0
Not bad for $600
I bought this vehicle mostly because it was the cheapest running thing I could find at the time, and it seemed like it would be a bit of fun with rear wheel drive and a manual. I think it has held up fairly well for its age. It has had a few issues along the way, but that is expected for a 27 year old vehicle with 240,000 miles, and it has never left me stranded in need of a tow.
LW
LW
Marietta, Georgia
5.0
Reliable
My current vehicle is a white Volvo 240 station wagon. I have owned this vehicle for over five years and it was purchased from the original owner. Since having this car, I have experienced nothing but positive things and it's very reliable. For a car that is nearly 30 years old, I would say that it rates as an equal with current cars being made today. What I love most about my Volvo is how I never have to worry about it leaving me stranded. It runs like a tank and it is a very solid and well built vehicle. They don't call the Volvo 240 a brick for nothing. Even though 1989 Volvo does not offer the air bags that all current vehicles offer today, I still feel completely safe if I was to ever be in an accident. The air conditioning and heat both run like a top and all other instrument mechanisms work as well. Also, since owning the Volvo, I have had to put very little money into it to maintain it and it still runs unbelievably well. Another perk is with the advantage of having a wagon, I am able to transport and haul lots of items I would not normally be able to do with a sedan. If I had the choice to buy another used Volvo 240 today, I would do it in a heartbeat.