Volvo 960

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Acceleration to 100 km/h

The Volvo 960, renowned for its blend of luxury, reliability, and safety, holds a significant place in Volvo's lineup. This article illuminates the defining aspects of the Volvo 960, from its engine characteristics and design to its performance, features, and sales figures.

Introduced in 1990 as the premium offering in Volvo's range, the 960 was available as both a sedan and a station wagon. It retained the recognizable boxy silhouette synonymous with Volvo, but it brought along significant improvements in terms of design sophistication and interior luxury.

The interior of the 960 was a high point, with a focus on comfort and quality. Leather seats, wood trim, and a well-thought-out layout provided an upscale, luxurious environment. The cabin was spacious, with ample legroom and headroom for all passengers, and the boot space, especially in the station wagon, was generous.

At the heart of the Volvo 960 was a range of powerful and reliable engines. Most prominent among these was the 3.0-liter, inline six-cylinder engine that was introduced in the later models, known for its smooth performance and durability. Read more

Fuel consumption
Acceleration to 100 km/h
от 38500 USD

Average price at auction of an Volvo 960

Generations Volvo 960

  -  is being produced now
Name, years of manufacture, type body
Fuel consumption
Acceleration to 100
Auction price
1st generation
1st generation
1990 - 1996Station wagon (estate)
7 l
9.9 sec
100 - 500 USD
1990 - 1996Sedan
7 l
9.7 sec
100 - 500 USD

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