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5 Volvo 240 results

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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Jesse
Jesse
Marietta, Georgia
5.0
I love the Volvo 240
My 1989 Volvo 240 wagon is one of the best cars I've owned. It had about 60k miles on it when I bought it. It now has 140k miles on it and it has never given me any trouble. I paid $2,000 for it. I'm a musician, so the fact that it has a rear hatch and large cargo area is endlessly helpful. The rear seat folds down flat too, so there's plenty of space. I've even slept back there on a long trip. When driving, there is great visibility all around. It also has all manual features like manual door locks and windows. I specifically looked for manual features because I've had a lot of headaches with other cars when the power window motor went out or the door lock stopped working. The Volvo has an automatic transmission that still shifts very smoothly. It has always been reliable, and the only money I've ever really spent on it has been for routine maintenance. While it's no sports car, I think it drives and handles pretty well. The white paint has held up extremely well for the age of the vehicle. It's just a simple, rather spartan vehicle, yet it's a classic and iconic design.
SC
SC
Redondo Beach, California
3.0
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I purchased a used Volvo 240DL from a dealer in Venice, Ca. This car was to provide transportation for my new family. The model is unaffectionately referred to as a refrigerator on wheels, alluding to it's rectangular shape. This particular model was beige, had a working stereo and 140,000 miles. The transmission was a four speed. The car drove very well. The car was very safe. Even given its age, our 4 cylinder model still got around 20MPG average (city and highway). The comfort and accessories were nothing to write home about, but the seat belts worked, and despite a couple of cracks the dash still held together well.
shenanigans
shenanigans
Tigard, Oregon
5.0
Lovely.
I purchased a Volvo 240 back in 1978. It was my first car and oh boy was she the best car I ever did have. She ran smoothly. My friends were always bugging me to let them have a turn driving her. Of course I said no. In addition to running well, I absolutely loved the amount of space this car had. I never had trouble with running out of room. My only complaint is that now a days it is difficult to find car parts to fix her up.