Renowned designer and sailor Pelle Petterson received this fully equipped pre-production car as a token of appreciation from Volvo in April 2017. Pelle P is the sole user of the car, which has now driven 70,000 kilometers. As Pelle is now retiring from driving and the model has also been discontinued, the car becomes particularly interesting as a collector's item for Volvo enthusiasts. At the same time, it is one of Volvo’s most internationally exclusive and widely acclaimed models.

A stylish and well-maintained luxury Volvo in nice condition, with few owners and low mileage.

One of the very last examples of Volvo’s large taxi-style model. It has had few owners over the years and underwent a minor restoration about 30 years ago.

This Volvo 240 DL has only 73 390 km on the clock, with full documentation to prove it. Built to last and famously tough, these boxy icons have a well-earned reputation for outliving their owners and shrugging off just about anything.

A genuine ex-military workhorse that retains valid road registration yet awaits a full restoration. After years of dormancy, it’s been stored outdoors for the past eight months. With just 215 known survivors in Sweden, this is a remarkably rare opportunity.

A beautifully preserved PV car from the Swedish welfare era, featuring charming period details, a newer paint job, and original interior. Well-maintained and ready to drive.

Volvo 144 De Luxe in classic 1970s colors with an orange and black striped interior. Final year of the 140 series and first with the sturdier safety bumpers—a true slice of Volvo history.

A well-maintained 240 GL with automatic transmission and 218,000 well-documented kilometers. Just turn the key and drive.

An unusually well-preserved and well-maintained example of a rare and more entertaining version of the model, with a low total mileage of just 58,850 km.

Perhaps the most appreciated and classic Volvo model – and this particular one is in good, solid, and usable condition.