1/1971 Volvo 164 4d Sedan Blue 3.0L UNDER OFFER

KEY FACTS

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The Volvo 164 was produced between 1968 and 1975 as the Swedish manufacturers first dive into the luxury car market since 1950 after the demise of the Volvo PV60. The 164 stepped away from the 4-cylinder power-plant often fitted across the range and instead came with a 3.0-litre six cylinder that produced 160hp. True to Volvo's famous industry leading focus on safety the 164 came with some incredible detail and technology for the time to emphasise this. The 164 came with 4 wheel disc brakes with a valved system that kicked in if a brake was to fail, pushing the other brakes to make up for some of the loss. The system also ran circuits to prevent rear wheels from locking up before the front wheels in emergency braking scenarios. Other safety features included backrests that collapsed in a rear collision to reduce neck injuries, energy-absorbing dashboard and more.

• STANDARD FEATURES

  • Features listed as standard are quoted by the vehicle manufacturer at the time the vehicle was first offered for sale. The individual vehicle offered may be missing some of these features. Whilst ALLBIDS endeavours to ensure that what is quoted is correct, ALLBIDS takes no responsibility if a standard feature is quoted but is not included or working properly in the vehicle offered for auction.
    
    
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