The Volvo 740 is a mid-sized car introduced into the US auto market in 1985, offering a more stylish design, upgraded luxury features and higher performance than the Volvo 200 series.
Available in the American auto showrooms up to 1992, the Volvo 740 was offered as a four-door sedan and a five-door station wagon. Most of these cars are still in use today, attesting to their sturdy construction and robust engines reputed to survive mileage running up to hundreds of thousands of miles.
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Volvo : 740 740 S/W 1992 Volvo 740 Wagon S/W Price: 456.00 14 Bids End Time: 2h 58m |
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Volvo : 740 GLE Very nice car for first time driver Price: 205.00 11 Bids End Time: 6d 2h 59m |
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Volvo : 740 GLE 1986 Volvo 740 GLE Sedan Low Miles Nice No Reserve Price: 406.00 4 Bids End Time: 2d 9h 47m |
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Volvo : 740 740 GLE 1985 Volvo 740 GLE Sedan Classic vintage Price: 2,625.09 3 Bids End Time: 7d 10h 30m |
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Volvo : 740 TurboDiesel '85 DIESEL Volvo 740 GLE Auto Turbo COLD AC NO RESERVE Price: 3,700.00 End Time: 2d 10h 38m |
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Volvo : 740 Turbo Wagon AUTOMATIC - 2.3L L4 TURBO - SUNROOF - AC - CRUISE Price: 500.00 0 Bid End Time: 6d 10h 12m |
The car underwent a minor facelift in 1990 with new composite headlights and Volvo 780 rear lights added. Larger 13 mm (0.5 in) connecting rods were also incorporated to the B230 motor that year. In addition, the fuel system was upgraded featuring onboard diagnostics accessible from the hood with no need for special tools. In the following year, the dashboard was updated, and the Volvo 740 remained mostly the same until its phase out in 1993.
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