On August 17, 1966, the most famous Swedish manufacturer of them all invited almost four hundred journalists to its factory in Torslanda. The reason for that is the car we’ll be talking about today.

Fifty years ago this month, Volvo debuted the model that cemented its reputation for building brick-like cars (in more ways than one), while giving the brand a truly global reach. Unveiled before more ...

Volvo is hardly the largest volume automobile manufacturer in the world, but it has produced a number of models that have gone on to sell in excess of one million units. The first of them was the 140 ...

The Volvo 140 is one of the oldest cars on the road today that may pass as modern to the casual observer. The reason for this, we'd argue, is pretty simple: The 240 that succeeded it (and was really ...