How much is a 1988 Volvo 240 worth?

The Volvo 240 1988 prices range from $2,600 for the basic trim level Sedan 240 GL to $5,390 for the top of the range Wagon 240 GLE. The Volvo 240 1988 comes in Sedan and Wagon.

Is the Volvo 240 fast?

That power boost gave the 240 sedans a 0-60 of just 9 seconds and made the Volvo 240 Estate the fastest wagon in the world (at the time). So, with a car that’s fast and fun to drive, it’s only natural for Volvo to enter the world of motorsports.

What engine did the Volvo 240 have?

Most 240s were equipped with Volvo’s own red block, 2.0-2.3 litre four-cylinder engines. Both overhead valve and overhead cam versions of the red block engines were installed in 240s. The B20 was used only in the early years and subsequently replaced by the B19, a smaller version of the B21.

Are Volvos 240 reliable?

The 240 is 100% reliable and is built VERY strong. It was designed for safety, and it was designed for reliability.

Did the Volvo 240 have a turbo?

In September 1980 Volvo added the 240 Turbo to the model range, the first turbocharged petrol engine in their history. As 245 Turbo, the car even became the first turbocharged station wagon in the world. From 1982, the four-cylinder models were uniformly called 240, while the six-cylinder sedans production ended.

Are Volvo 240 RWD?

No, the Volvo 240 Sedan (244) 2.3 is not All Wheel Drive (AWD). It’s Rear Wheel Drive (RWD).

What is a Volvo 240 worth?

How much is a 1990 Volvo 240 worth? The value of a used 1990 Volvo 240 ranges from $249 to $1,858, based on vehicle condition, mileage, and options.

How many Volvo 240s are left?

	2021	2018
VOLVO 240 DL	101	121
VOLVO 240 DL AUTO	7	10
VOLVO 240 GL	368	427
VOLVO 240 GL AUTO	151	199

Are Volvo 240s good in snow?

Volvo 240 Wagon Yet the 240 remains a fantastic car, especially in snow. It’ll carry you, four friends and all your gear up any mountain, or through even the most snowbound city. Plus they’re tougher than a quantum-physics final. Well, remember Sweden gets a lot of snow.