Worth for who? Very nice 850 is around 2000 euros. Even this is for free (and probably can not be put on title again,because it does not pass test and sitting years on junkyard), only the stupid heater core itself is pain to change. Next you need to solve : - timing belt -all fluids including AT -all brakes COMPLETE, calipers,lines -probably rust spots -front glass -starter -for sure some bearings, o-rings... Etc And you still have multicolor car with clear coat peeling...And molded interior as a bonus Its not 850R...its completely basic model.
Meeh, they are a paint to do maintenance on. Its not a rearwheel drive 7 series, those are build like tanks and easy to fix. 850 unfortunately not. But they drive nice.
@@jirka87 but it’s an old Volvo, it can’t be that hard to maintain one of these, and from what I hear this things have gone up in value in some countries, with a little love a cheap paint job I think it could make a great little car. And considering the list you have made it really doesn’t seem that bad, getting glass, a starter, and fluids doesn’t seem that bad, now I don’t know how much rust it has nor if it’s easy to fix suspension components and brakes, but I suspect it’s not impossible most things appear pretty accessible
@@peterdevreter since when are old bmws “easy” to fix, those things aren’t exactly reliable to my knowledge at least, anyhow this is an old Volvo with a cool engine in it, powerful or not R or not doesn’t matter, I would consider fixing it
Did it today people!!….finally got my 850 fired up again and it felt great!!! 👍…..it’s been stood idle for around 3 to 4 years, I checked the oil and coolant, put some fresh fuel in the tank and connected a brand new battery, unbelievably it fired up first time, no hesitation, coughing or any drama whatsoever!! 😳😳 what’s more, all lights were operative as well and the only lights on the dash were “low screen wash” and “low fuel” unbelievable!!! 😃😃😃👍
I have a 1996 Volvo I need a tail light lens for the right side and a turn signal right lens for the right side do you know where I can get any one of those parts
Last year I started my 850 for the first time in about 3 years. Unfortunately had to take it to the junkyard however, I never had the time to replace the transmission since I had other cars I was driving.
*I come from the future to say we have just started this same Volvo again, after a nuclear winter and it started right up* EVERLASTING CARS! Like Toyotas.
@@Juoppolalli sure, but here in the Netherlands they used to be from €250. Now its moving to 1500-2000 if you want something half decent. S/V70's are now cheaper than 850s, especially the turbo's.
I currently have a 1998 850, in absolutely great condition. Lovely car, I have fixed all the common issues (which was not expensive, because parts for these are dirt cheap at least where I live.) Runs great, has never let me down. Passes inspections like a breeze, never had any major problems with it after I took care of everything. I will try to keep it alive for as long as possible, I don't drive a whole lot so I reckon it should last me quite a considerable amount of time. :)
@@youknowmyhomie6552 :) you won't be dissapointed! The solder joints crack in the ABS module. You need to take it out and cut it open with a hacksaw, resolder them, and glue back together and it should solve the ABS light issue ^~^ ABS light won't pass inspection. The gauge cluster sometimes gets broken solders too, but easy enough to fix. Other than that, the only thing I can think of that often fails other than that is the rubber boots for the front drive axles. Easy to change with one of those openable boot kits. And of course, go over the brakes, change all rubber flex brake lines, all the usual. Give it oil change, filters, everything. They're lovely cars, unfortunately mine was in a accident so it's unfortunately no longer with me, but I honestly want one again!
@@tigerelectronics5966 thank you very much for the explanation and for your time, I will do everything you have told me when I get it (probably in a few months), I hope you can have another one again.
Great video, I bought a V70 with the same engine and auto box for £150 and it had the same gearbox fault light flashing.. it seemed to be pulling away in second or third. After a fluid flush, it worked perfectly, cleared the fault and it was driven from Scotland to Rome and back.. twice!
Still using my 95’ 850 GLT. Has around the same mileage as this girl here. After swapping the alternator, doing the pcv system swap and putting in a thermostat sensor it’s been running pretty well. Only things now is that on the sport mode after going full throttle transmission light turns on and the sunroof mechanism is gone. To another tens of thousands of miles!
Such a shame Volvo don't still produce these generation of cars anymore.I have had the 240 and 740 saloons and they are fantastic cars.great job in bringing this one back to life.👍
these are really great cars and the 5 cyl engine is just beautiful, my dad had an 850se. only letdown would probably be the auto gearbox, it failed on my dad's car as well and only reverse worked. heard from others that its a common failure point too. but despite that i think these are still nice cars, would like to own one myself one day
not a common failure- cause is neglect. factory recommended service interval is 20k miles for trans drain and fill and recommend full flush every 100k. that was almost never adhered too by careless owners, and yet most of these cars that are still on the road are at 200k plus miles running strong.
Worth it. My first car was an 850 base model 5 speed. Still daily drive it. In the meantime I bought an 850 turbo, then an 850R. Sold the 850turbo and 850r. Just recently bought an 850 t5r! Great cars. They like to have problems but I have never seen a stock one blow up, or modified one for that matter.
Back in the 90s, my boss bought one of these for his wife. He would drive it to work occasionally; it was a very nice car. Once this car is cleaned up, it'll make someone a nice driver. Great video!
Volvo 850 turbo the engine is good condition needs everything battery full detail tires needs air seats still good leather sunroof awesome video flexliy bless you very cold outside warm here orlando florida spring time break weather blue sky nice and cool
One of the best👍, i love my 96er Volvo 850 2.0 , the engine sounds so lovely. I 've got also the following Model S70. Also a 5 cylinder engine but with 2.5 l volume. It sounds some different but also realy nice. This cars are real legends . I don't wanna miss one day 😀
Hi from uk 👋👍 great old girl 850 look awesom with Volan or comets (wheels ) we used to have these as police pursuit cars back in the days T5's good old 5 cylinders sounds great too👌😍 think she maybe had bump on drivers front? Noticed bonnet bumper and drivers wing different shade to the rest (poor girl 😢 ) bet the others came of worse tho lol these volvos are build for luxury and built well too👍 only one side light out on passenger and drivers indicator bulb 👍 stood the test of time👍 loved the sticking breaks a bit for the burnouts on ice 👌 thanks for your time be safe and see you soon
Recently purchased a 1996 GLT Wagon... driving feeling is superb, hoping for a T5 one day. As soon as I've noticed this video on my home screen - instant click. If you would like to get rid of this steering wheel, let me know:) cheers!
Teil hoovi peal nii palju autosid, et põhimõtteliselt võiks automuuseumi varsti avada. Paljud noored ei teagi misasi on BMW e28, Ford Scorpio või Volvo 850. Palju ajalugu, millest noortel pole aimugi!👏💪😎
Of course the axle and other things need to be fixed for it to run and pass the registration inspection but it's a solid car overall, I love how the 850's sound, pretty powerful. There's not much left in my country for sale-
We have had a year model 1997 Volvo v70 10 valve naturally aspirated car since v2006. Very durable and reliable and hardly feels the load. the only minus is high fuel consumption in the city. On the highway, it goes up to 7 liters if you don't press the gas pedal hard. When you change a part, it says Belgium, Sweden or Germany. we also have V.2006 model gas burner Bifuel Vovo v70. Really nice car as well, but I recently changed the water hose of the expansion tank that said made in Poland. It's nothing, but in the older Volvo, all the hoses are original since 1997. A small quality deviation, however. The Volvo lasts a really, really long time and is at its best in winter driving.
I have an 850 as a daily driver that is the same colour and with the same rims haha. It's a combi though. 600k kilometres on the odometer and still runs well Edit: What I never knew 850s had 4 bolt rims, mine are 5
Heater core leaking is a common failure on 850s. Same as ABS light, which likely is a cold solder in the ABS control unit. Resoldering is definitely doable, theres lots of people who done it already. Btw, i apologize for nitpicking, but judging by the headlights and the interior switches, it's a 1994 model year. 91-93 had larger headlights. 95-97 had different interior switches. You can check the VIN for verification, the 10th number is the code for model year. N for 92, P for 93, R for 94, S for 95, T for 96 and V for 97. Edit: Just seen the bumpers. Those were 91-93 only, so someone converted either headlights to newer style or bumpers to older style. So might be a 92 after all, especially if these are 4-lug wheel bearings.
3:24 replace the thermostat in the airbox housing. This is the same for all NA 90s Volvos. It regulates a valve between hot air coming from the exhaust manifold and cold air coming from the grille. When this thermostat is broken, the valve is stuck at hot air from the exhaust manifold. A big power difference when the engine is warm. I've experienced Volvo specialists and Volvo dealers forget to replace this simple part. It needs to be replaced every so many years and often it never has been replaced...
Not a rattle from the Hydraulic tappets on start up from 7 years. Worked at a Volvo D back 28 years ago and these 850s used to come in for service with mega miles and running sweet as a nut. 300k I came from a ford dealer and most ford 1.6 CVH engines and 2.0 OHC 4 cly were lucky to see 130k without serious oil conusmption. Volvo 2.5 5Cyl were well made think ford used it in the RS Focus in early days of production
My first car was a red 1995 volvo 850 GLT, last i had it it had rolled over to 320k, i do miss beating on that 5 pot at times :) and it always started really fast even if it sat for 2 years, it's not the same with a diesel haha
👌👍👍👍 sabe your..VOLVO its.a great looking clasic I have the last of the. 850 is a 1997 850 T5 R. Very FAST PERFORMANCE .! VOLVO only. 115.989. Miles on it that I enjoy so much that is. Wy that is. VOLVO FOR LIFE good luck to you again on your. VOLVO 🙂
This car is worth saving, she sounds like a dream and clearly still has life in her!
Worth for who? Very nice 850 is around 2000 euros. Even this is for free (and probably can not be put on title again,because it does not pass test and sitting years on junkyard), only the stupid heater core itself is pain to change. Next you need to solve :
- timing belt
-all fluids including AT
-all brakes COMPLETE, calipers,lines
-probably rust spots
-front glass
-starter
-for sure some bearings, o-rings...
Etc
And you still have multicolor car with clear coat peeling...And molded interior as a bonus
Its not 850R...its completely basic model.
@@jirka87 but its a volvo
Meeh, they are a paint to do maintenance on. Its not a rearwheel drive 7 series, those are build like tanks and easy to fix. 850 unfortunately not. But they drive nice.
@@jirka87 but it’s an old Volvo, it can’t be that hard to maintain one of these, and from what I hear this things have gone up in value in some countries, with a little love a cheap paint job I think it could make a great little car. And considering the list you have made it really doesn’t seem that bad, getting glass, a starter, and fluids doesn’t seem that bad, now I don’t know how much rust it has nor if it’s easy to fix suspension components and brakes, but I suspect it’s not impossible most things appear pretty accessible
@@peterdevreter since when are old bmws “easy” to fix, those things aren’t exactly reliable to my knowledge at least, anyhow this is an old Volvo with a cool engine in it, powerful or not R or not doesn’t matter, I would consider fixing it
Did it today people!!….finally got my 850 fired up again and it felt great!!! 👍…..it’s been stood idle for around 3 to 4 years, I checked the oil and coolant, put some fresh fuel in the tank and connected a brand new battery, unbelievably it fired up first time, no hesitation, coughing or any drama whatsoever!! 😳😳 what’s more, all lights were operative as well and the only lights on the dash were “low screen wash” and “low fuel” unbelievable!!! 😃😃😃👍
the 850 and 240 are cornerstones of Volvo greatness
if you have one or many you are doing great
I have a 1999 S70 mint condition diesel...its pretty much a 850 as well :D Amazing cars the P80 Volvos.
You’ve inspired me to get my 850 up and running again having been abandoned for about 3yrs!!….can’t beat that 5 cylinder sound 👍👍
I have a 1996 Volvo I need a tail light lens for the right side and a turn signal right lens for the right side do you know where I can get any one of those parts
Vparts
@@alancrutcher1118 vparts, scstyling.
Last year I started my 850 for the first time in about 3 years. Unfortunately had to take it to the junkyard however, I never had the time to replace the transmission since I had other cars I was driving.
Quantos HP? ?
*I come from the future to say we have just started this same Volvo again, after a nuclear winter and it started right up*
EVERLASTING CARS! Like Toyotas.
Unbelievable the way you literally brought that car back to life...amazing.
Brilliant! From not running to running like it ran yesterday in an instant.
850: welcome back, let's go for a drive
I’ve watched this channel for 6 years . This is my new favourite car on his fleet 👌
850s are getting more expensive. Engine sounds great, even after standing 7 years.
Not really that healthy
i can get a volvo 850 for 1k€ with the 20v in finland with a inspection done
@@nitroruski7986 you can get a volvo 850 for even cheaper than 1k.
@@Juoppolalli sure, but here in the Netherlands they used to be from €250. Now its moving to 1500-2000 if you want something half decent. S/V70's are now cheaper than 850s, especially the turbo's.
@@mehrzahl2219 what about 700 or 900 series
Super condition after 7 years.
And nice 5 cylinder sound.
Good job.
I currently have a 1998 850, in absolutely great condition. Lovely car, I have fixed all the common issues (which was not expensive, because parts for these are dirt cheap at least where I live.) Runs great, has never let me down. Passes inspections like a breeze, never had any major problems with it after I took care of everything. I will try to keep it alive for as long as possible, I don't drive a whole lot so I reckon it should last me quite a considerable amount of time. :)
Hi! what are the common issues that this car usually has? i am looking to buy one as a first car ,Thanks!
@@youknowmyhomie6552 :) you won't be dissapointed! The solder joints crack in the ABS module. You need to take it out and cut it open with a hacksaw, resolder them, and glue back together and it should solve the ABS light issue ^~^ ABS light won't pass inspection. The gauge cluster sometimes gets broken solders too, but easy enough to fix.
Other than that, the only thing I can think of that often fails other than that is the rubber boots for the front drive axles. Easy to change with one of those openable boot kits.
And of course, go over the brakes, change all rubber flex brake lines, all the usual. Give it oil change, filters, everything.
They're lovely cars, unfortunately mine was in a accident so it's unfortunately no longer with me, but I honestly want one again!
@@tigerelectronics5966 thank you very much for the explanation and for your time, I will do everything you have told me when I get it (probably in a few months), I hope you can have another one again.
Great video, I bought a V70 with the same engine and auto box for £150 and it had the same gearbox fault light flashing.. it seemed to be pulling away in second or third. After a fluid flush, it worked perfectly, cleared the fault and it was driven from Scotland to Rome and back.. twice!
£1=₺2.056 😮😢
The sound of the engine is so great and the car is soo clean! Inside and outside! And the radio is very cool!
Still using my 95’ 850 GLT. Has around the same mileage as this girl here. After swapping the alternator, doing the pcv system swap and putting in a thermostat sensor it’s been running pretty well. Only things now is that on the sport mode after going full throttle transmission light turns on and the sunroof mechanism is gone. To another tens of thousands of miles!
Such a shame Volvo don't still produce these generation of cars anymore.I have had the 240 and 740 saloons and they are fantastic cars.great job in bringing this one back to life.👍
The station wagon (estate) version of this car is one of my favorite vehicles.
That sound of a 5 banger is always an orgasm to ears, my biggest regret was to sell 850 T5R estate..
Hello Flexiny,
Thank you for this new starter video of this very nice Volvo 850. It is a model that is starting to be rare on our roads.
these are really great cars and the 5 cyl engine is just beautiful, my dad had an 850se. only letdown would probably be the auto gearbox, it failed on my dad's car as well and only reverse worked. heard from others that its a common failure point too. but despite that i think these are still nice cars, would like to own one myself one day
not a common failure- cause is neglect. factory recommended service interval is 20k miles for trans drain and fill and recommend full flush every 100k. that was almost never adhered too by careless owners, and yet most of these cars that are still on the road are at 200k plus miles running strong.
Worth it. My first car was an 850 base model 5 speed. Still daily drive it. In the meantime I bought an 850 turbo, then an 850R. Sold the 850turbo and 850r. Just recently bought an 850 t5r! Great cars. They like to have problems but I have never seen a stock one blow up, or modified one for that matter.
Just service the filter at the tramission gear ..!
And the pcv. Some owners never service that but a pcv service every few oil changes will keep it leak free for a long time
Io posseggo una V70 2.5 D del 1999 ma secondo me sono meglio i motori a benzina
Классная тачка, люблю Вольво!!!
She misfires, but that's not strange after all those years. As a kid this was my dreamcar :D When i got older, i had several 850's
Back in the 90s, my boss bought one of these for his wife. He would drive it to work occasionally; it was a very nice car. Once this car is cleaned up, it'll make someone a nice driver. Great video!
Great video flexiny, great work, the 850 is a great car, and looks great, engine sounds amazing 👌👍😀
I like when you upload. It makes me happy.
And I know I have something new to watch 😃
Love It!!! Just remembered what a cold winter feels and sounds like. Perfect!
Вольво, одна из лучших марок. А в те года машины были машинами, А не одноразовым продуктом
Мерин лучше всех
Вообще красавец авто) жаль не турбовый…
@@Islam.763 с вашим ником странно было бы ожидать услышать что-то иное))
В те годы 850 была одной из наименее надёжных машин. Хуже была только производимая в Голландии 400-я серия и ломучая 960. Иконой тогда была 940.
@@pavelkalinin228 его можно турбануть, есть притинденты
It's good to save these old cars back.This Volvo is a miracle.You deserve more subscribes because you fix old cars,you don't let them wrecked.
these were [and still are ] a brilliant car...especially the T5 and T5R.
d5252t version is da best
my favorite channel to watch late at night, so relaxing haha
Volvo 850 turbo the engine is good condition needs everything battery full detail tires needs air seats still good leather sunroof awesome video flexliy bless you very cold outside warm here orlando florida spring time break weather blue sky nice and cool
One of the best👍, i love my 96er Volvo 850 2.0 , the engine sounds so lovely.
I 've got also the following Model S70.
Also a 5 cylinder engine but with 2.5 l volume. It sounds some different but also realy nice. This cars are real legends . I don't wanna miss one day 😀
Great work brother. Looks like it with the old school Volvo 850 GLE the Future of the Modified Cars in the World.
If change the engine as like Tesla, it will be continued it history
Hi from uk 👋👍 great old girl 850 look awesom with Volan or comets (wheels ) we used to have these as police pursuit cars back in the days T5's good old 5 cylinders sounds great too👌😍 think she maybe had bump on drivers front? Noticed bonnet bumper and drivers wing different shade to the rest (poor girl 😢 ) bet the others came of worse tho lol these volvos are build for luxury and built well too👍 only one side light out on passenger and drivers indicator bulb 👍 stood the test of time👍 loved the sticking breaks a bit for the burnouts on ice 👌 thanks for your time be safe and see you soon
Sounds great!
Moss seems to save most of these cars.
Nice video bro!! 5 cylinder sounds so good 😎😎
What a nice Volvo! It just needed a little love and crafts so it came to life again.
Melhor mecânico que já vi aqui .Marcos vitória es 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Sweet! Finally, a Volvo 850 on this channel
beautiful car in my opinion nothing to envy to a current vehicle I settle for one like this😉👍
I had such a 850 volvo 2.5 only good memories of a very reliable and comfortable car.
They where excellent cars my company had many of them.. never let us down..
That sound !!! Music for ears. Engine probably is in good condition
Recently purchased a 1996 GLT Wagon... driving feeling is superb, hoping for a T5 one day. As soon as I've noticed this video on my home screen - instant click.
If you would like to get rid of this steering wheel, let me know:) cheers!
my family used this car when i was around 4 or 5, great memries.
we even drove to france with it once
Bel lavoro , complimenti !👏👏👏👏🇮🇹
Volvo straight 5, one of hidden champions in sound.. unfortunately history.
Great car
I have 850 glt wagon 94;
Still using today.
That 5 cylinder sound😍
The most beautifull Volvo and strong 💪❤️
Almost a copy of my 850 my 1994 I owned many years ago. Same colour too. Wonderful car!
Well done guys!
Teil hoovi peal nii palju autosid, et põhimõtteliselt võiks automuuseumi varsti avada. Paljud noored ei teagi misasi on BMW e28, Ford Scorpio või Volvo 850. Palju ajalugu, millest noortel pole aimugi!👏💪😎
Of course the axle and other things need to be fixed for it to run and pass the registration inspection but it's a solid car overall, I love how the 850's sound, pretty powerful. There's not much left in my country for sale-
Inspired me to buy another Volvo @Flexiny , I bought V70 2.5T on Christmas Eve 3 weeks ago
Uno de los modelos que más me gustan de Volvo.
👍
Наконец годный контент подъехал
A beautiful classic.
Какой цвет, прям черешни захотелось 😊
Great job,great car!
Got 850 too, T-5R to be precise, awesome cars but really sad to see them getting abandoned
Just bought a t5r a few days ago. Do u have an Instagram or something? I’d love to see it!
@@ZacharyTelesca i dont currently have Instagram for it but it has been on my mind that i could make one
We have had a year model 1997 Volvo v70 10 valve naturally aspirated car since v2006.
Very durable and reliable and hardly feels the load.
the only minus is high fuel consumption in the city.
On the highway, it goes up to 7 liters if you don't press the gas pedal hard.
When you change a part, it says Belgium, Sweden or Germany.
we also have V.2006 model gas burner Bifuel Vovo v70.
Really nice car as well, but I recently changed the water hose of the expansion tank that said made in Poland.
It's nothing, but in the older Volvo, all the hoses are original since 1997.
A small quality deviation, however.
The Volvo lasts a really, really long time and is at its best in winter driving.
I am big fan of older volcos. Proud owner of 2 volvos
❤ back to life! One more …👏. This car particularly likes me. 💪🏻
That 5 cylinder straight piped should sound sooooo nice
I have an 850 as a daily driver that is the same colour and with the same rims haha. It's a combi though.
600k kilometres on the odometer and still runs well
Edit: What I never knew 850s had 4 bolt rims, mine are 5
they changed it in later model years, i think in model year 94 they started with 5 lugs.
Great car and video😁👌🇳🇴
Советский трактор как всегда выручает)
Best car channel ever
That has to be saved, fix the few issues it seems to have and as long as there is no serious corrosion it will make a good car again.
Heater core leaking is a common failure on 850s. Same as ABS light, which likely is a cold solder in the ABS control unit. Resoldering is definitely doable, theres lots of people who done it already.
Btw, i apologize for nitpicking, but judging by the headlights and the interior switches, it's a 1994 model year. 91-93 had larger headlights. 95-97 had different interior switches. You can check the VIN for verification, the 10th number is the code for model year. N for 92, P for 93, R for 94, S for 95, T for 96 and V for 97.
Edit: Just seen the bumpers. Those were 91-93 only, so someone converted either headlights to newer style or bumpers to older style. So might be a 92 after all, especially if these are 4-lug wheel bearings.
Thats pre facelift so 91-95
@@mohis5664 yep. 95 was the facelift year but unsure if they make pre-facelifts also in 95.
Volvo 940 and Volvo 850, the two best cars i ever had.
850s are good cars I own a 1996 850 and I love it
3:24 replace the thermostat in the airbox housing. This is the same for all NA 90s Volvos. It regulates a valve between hot air coming from the exhaust manifold and cold air coming from the grille. When this thermostat is broken, the valve is stuck at hot air from the exhaust manifold. A big power difference when the engine is warm. I've experienced Volvo specialists and Volvo dealers forget to replace this simple part. It needs to be replaced every so many years and often it never has been replaced...
Nice car, got one myself, not the gle model tho… Love these cars.
Never seen a steering wheel like that in an 850, seems to be genuine Volvo? Can't even find pictures online, must be rare!
Ese coche tiene mucha vida por delante
Not a rattle from the Hydraulic tappets on start up from 7 years.
Worked at a Volvo D back 28 years ago and these 850s used to come in for service with mega miles and running sweet as a nut. 300k
I came from a ford dealer and most ford 1.6 CVH engines and 2.0 OHC 4 cly were lucky to see 130k without serious oil conusmption.
Volvo 2.5 5Cyl were well made think ford used it in the RS Focus in early days of production
Back when they made cars that were sturdy and solid boxes! Who doesn't love a reliable and classic Volvo? Lol! 😎
Cool car! Volvo's are reliable cars. Nice burnouts😄
that kenwood car stereo blew my mind
Great video,even the lights work😅
Sounds great!!!
Volvo never dies
interesting how this has the face lift headlights, with the pre facelift bumpers and rear lights, and square switches.
wow! nice work! you should restore it
I love seeing this
Nice videos keep going👍
Whoah!!!! Once started, she sound like a violin!!!!
Тачка огонь!
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old volvo´s never die
i love that interior
What a tank 👍🤘Swedish iron 🇸🇪
Very nice work🤩🤩🤩
My first car was a red 1995 volvo 850 GLT, last i had it it had rolled over to 320k, i do miss beating on that 5 pot at times :) and it always started really fast even if it sat for 2 years, it's not the same with a diesel haha
👌👍👍👍 sabe your..VOLVO its.a great looking clasic I have the last of the. 850 is a 1997 850 T5 R. Very FAST PERFORMANCE .! VOLVO only. 115.989. Miles on it that I enjoy so much that is. Wy that is. VOLVO FOR LIFE good luck to you again on your. VOLVO 🙂
R5 i love thys sound.
Thys sound is like v10 engine
I almost could smell that when you turned on the heater!
Love Volvos ❤️
Love Flexiny 💖
The Harry Potter ⚡ of dead cars these people are wizards 🦯
Knowledge is power 💥
Much love and respect 💛 X
Very good car!