Purchased new in 1976 by the state-owned company Vattenfall and used sparingly as a standby vehicle for line work, having only covered 14,000 kilometers. This is the civilian version of the Tgb 11, known at the time as the Cross Country C303. When Volvo was preparing to launch its all-wheel-drive vehicle, the V70 XC, in 1997, Volvo Cars had to acquire the rights to the Cross Country name from the truck division that owned the naming rights.

A classic PV in a patinated working condition. MOT exempt and ready for summer driving.

A late-model 245 in well-maintained, usable condition, ready to drive and inspected with a valid certificate until July 31, 2026.

Well-maintained 740 GLT with a single owner family. A good and representative example of the model.

This Volvo 744 GL has spent its life with Volvo collectors and enthusiasts, boasting a remarkably low mileage of just 30,805 km on the clock.

A meticulously restored car to its original condition. A Volvo model that stirs both desire and memories in many of us.

With only three owners and meticulously maintained throughout, this fully equipped Volvo has been kept in nearly pristine condition for almost thirty years.

This Amazon 121 2-door boasts a stunning color combination of Dark Green with a light brown interior. Its owned and driven by the Swedish Volvo Amazon Club, adding to its unique history and appeal.

A classic 50-year-old and a safety icon from the colorful 1970s.

This PV Sport E model has been fully renovated and features an engine upgrade with a D cam, boosting its output to approximately 120hp. This enhancement delivers a sportier driving experience.