Planned in Sweden, designed in Italy, unveiled at the car show in Brussels, built in Britain and a huge success in the USA. The Volvo P1800 is perhaps Volvo’s most internationally renowned model ever ...

In 1961, the original Volvo P1800 started out as a rear-drive 2+2 coupé powered by a 1.8-liter four-cylinder connected to a four-speed manual. Some six decades later, Volvo and Lynk & Co motorsport ...

Fans of classic 1960s European sports cars hardly need an introduction to the legendary Volvo P1800 series. After all, “The Saint” took care of that, while tales of its iconic reliability dwarf even ...

The year of God 2011 is of very special importance for Swedish manufacturer Volvo as well, not only for the Germans from Mercedes who captured the world's attention with their 125th anniversary ...

Sometimes an automaker will produce a car that is totally out of character. Volvo, long known for its solid, sensible sedans, did so in 1961 with the P1800 Sport Coupe, a sensuous sports car with lean ...

Volvo might not be the first brand that comes to mind when discussing sporty coupes -- actually, for most people, it would never come to mind -- but in the Swedish carmaker's long parade of boxy cars, ...

Even if you are not a specialist in classic cars, you know you have seen this one before. And you’re right, its fame came from being Roger Moore’s ride in the TV series “The Saint”. In fact, the man ...

After nearly 50 years of ownership, Irv Gordon's 1966 Volvo P1800 will reach three million miles today while driving on Seward Highway in Alaska. While Gordon never imagined driving three million ...

Happening upon a Volvo P1800, whether on the road or quietly parked, is such a rewarding encounter for any person attuned to automotive beauty. These little Swedish jewels are a reminder that even the ...

One of the coolest Volvos in recent memory is coming to the US. Volvo may be best known for the safety and reliability of its vehicles, but there have been times during its 95-year history when it has ...