Volvo 850

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Fuel consumption
Acceleration to 100 km/h

The Volvo 850, introduced in the 1990s, marked a pivotal point in Volvo's history. It pushed boundaries in design, performance, and safety, paving the way for future Volvo models. This article explores the distinct facets of the Volvo 850, including its engine characteristics, design, performance, features, and sales success.

Launched in 1991, the Volvo 850 was a departure from the brand's traditional boxy design, introducing a more rounded yet still distinctive aesthetic. Available as a sedan and estate, the 850 offered versatility and practicality, along with a taste of luxury.

Inside, the 850 showcased a well-crafted, comfortable, and spacious interior. High-quality materials and a driver-centric layout enhanced the driving experience, while generous cargo space, especially in the estate model, demonstrated the model's practical side.

The Volvo 850 was notable for its use of transversely mounted, five-cylinder engines, a configuration that was unique in its class. The engines ranged from a 2.0-liter to a 2.5-liter in naturally aspirated and turbocharged forms, with petrol and diesel options. Read more

Fuel consumption
Acceleration to 100 km/h
от 38500 USD

Average price at auction of an Volvo 850

Generations Volvo 850

  -  is being produced now
Name, years of manufacture, type body
Fuel consumption
Acceleration to 100
Auction price
1st generation
1st generation
1991 - 1997Sedan
7 l
8.9 sec
100 - 500 USD
1991 - 1997Station wagon (estate)
8 l
11.7 sec
100 - 500 USD

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