Road & Track’s first review of the Volvo 122S began with the highest of compliments. “Of all of the cars that are brought to our shores, one of the best-suited to American needs and driving habits is the Volvo 122-S,” the review opened. “Not because the Volvo i…
This is truly a remarkable ride in the 60's. My uncle used to have one back in the days, I'll ask if he also heard about that Canadian Shell 4000.
Back before they were called "Swedish Bricks" Only because they had rounded corners; never the less built like a Swedish brick S#*t house!
On our 8th Volvo, but nothing older than an '85 245.
Love the brand, worried about the sole being stolen by Geeley Int'l ;-(
I had a '66 with the B/W slush box trans back in the day. Sure do wish I had had the good sense to have kept it! TR
The 123 GT ws the one Swedish car I almost bought but never quite got there. I really like them - rugged, decent handling, tunable engine. Everything except knock-me-dead styling, but you can't have everything.
Actually that isn't quite true - I did have a momentary urge to buy a Saab Sonett III once but thankfully came to my senses before writing that cheque. Still rather like that compact little Taunus V4 they used though
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