Used Volvo 850 for Sale nearNewburgh, NY
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- 1997
- Make:
- Volvo
- Model:
- 850
- Body type:
- Sedan
- Exterior color:
- Classic Red
- Interior color:
- Black Leather Premium
- Transmission:
- 4-Speed Automatic Overdrive
- Mileage:
- 8,777
- Stock #:
- 161231196634
- VIN:
- YV1LW5526V2318466
1997 Volvo 850
8,777 mi
$22,704
- Year:
- 1994
- Make:
- Volvo
- Model:
- 850
- Body type:
- Wagon
- Doors:
- 4 doors
- Drivetrain:
- Front-Wheel Drive
- Engine:
- 222 hp 2.3L I5
- Exterior color:
- Black
- Combined gas mileage:
- 20 MPG
- Fuel type:
- Gasoline
- Transmission:
- Automatic
- Mileage:
- 287,863
- Stock #:
- B8891
- VIN:
- YV1LW5716R2053255
1994 Volvo 850
Turbo Wagon
287,863 mi
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Customers say
The Volvo 850 has garnered much appreciation from owners for its solid performance, safety, and reliable build across its various model years. Drivers often highlight the comfort of the ride, quality interiors, and powerful engines, making it enjoyable for both daily commutes and longer trips. However, some common concerns include high maintenance costs, fuel efficiency issues, and various quirks in handling and certain interior features. Overall, the 850 stands out for its unique character and a balance of comfort and sportiness, though prospective owners should prepare for some upkeep.
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Scott D
Reviewed a 1995 Volvo T5R Turbo on Dec 9, 2008
I have had this car for 5 years now and wanted one as soon as they launched in 1995 but did not have the £35,000 it cost new so waited and promised myself I would own one. The Volvo 850 T5R is amazing, it has great performance and you can still load it up with either people or luggage and get to your destination safely and quickly. The build quality is second to nun with a very solid feel all round, included in this sports version of the 850. The exterior styling is great as it's not too over the top but still has nice 17' alloys and smart sports bumpers front and rear. The interior is full of leather and alcantera and all the options you could think of including air con as well as an electrical sunroof. The car hasn't cost me alot to maintain but if you wanted to modify this car you could spent as much as you could lay your hands on! The thing I love about it is that it is a rare car as I have the manual sedan model in black and alot of them were automatics, not my cup of tea. I get about 25-30 mpg out of the car or 10mpg if you are having fun racing sports cars (which does annoy them!!). I would not sell this car for anything as it is my family's pride of joy. Thanks for reading..
Trevor L
Reviewed a 1996 Volvo Turbo on Feb 27, 2009
It gets great mileage even when you put your foot to the floor. The build of the car is quite well since it is 12+ years old and still looks and drives brand new. Appearance to some may be a box but it is one of the safest cars in the world. The cost of ownership in the beginning was high but if you get the main issues completed early you won't have much to worry about. Main issue is timing belt and associated parts, since they can including labor run you around $1700. Fun factor is pretty high up there since you have a car that looks inconspicuous but can still do at least 130 mph stock.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 1994 Volvo GLTS Wagon on Apr 4, 2013
The 850 wagon replaced the venerable 240 wagon and was Volvos first foray into FWD, a first for Volvo. Also gone was the typical red block motor and in its place was the now renown Porsche designed 5 Cyclinder DOHC. Now the power was there along with the refined looks of the Volvo 850 Sportwagon. This was not your parents Volvo. This Volvo moved very much upstream from the 240 and embraced buyers that did not consider a Volvo.
Chris J
Reviewed a 1996 Volvo Platinum Limited Edition Turbo Wagon on Nov 30, 2011
The 1996 Volvo 850 Wagon Platinum Edition is a all around great car. It comes with a peppy inline 5, 2.3 liter engine turbocharged to 225 bhp. It could use a bit more power but it still does well. The 850 is Volvo's segue in to the luxury and performance niche and they have done quite well. This particular version seems to look even better with age with it's Persus wheels and platinum white paint job that changes colors day or night. The interior isn't anything too flashy but it makes sense, and it looks clean and classic without that gaudiness many 90's cars have. There's ample room in the back too. But that's not what Volvo is known for, is it? Volvo is known for safety. The 850 feels solid and safe to drive. Like the driver could make a mistake and the car would handle it. It's safety is even made known around the car with imprints, stickers, and the awkwardness of climbing in and out of the back seat. (Passengers sit in a cage, basically). When you start the car, red "fasten seat belt" lights located near the map lamps illuminate much like in an airplane. Like most European cars, the Swedish 850 is a bit more costly to maintain, (though, a bit less than it's German counterparts). Maintenance is key, or an owner may face a bit more costly repairs down the road. But Volvos are known for lasting a long time. The 850 is no different. Take care of it, and it will take care of you. The brass tacks are that it's not for everyone. If you want more reliability and fuel efficiency, get a Honda, if you want more luxury, get a BMW or a Benz. If you want better looks, get an Alfa. If you want a car that has a bit of soul and you know will last you a long time, find one of these gems. The Volvo 850 Platinum Wagon.
Volvo 850 Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| Sedan | $27,205 |
| Wagon | $28,505 |
| T5 Turbo | $34,995 |
| R Turbo | $39,180 |
| GLT Turbo | $32,330 |
| T5 Turbo Wagon | $36,295 |
| R Turbo Wagon | $40,630 |
| GLT Turbo Wagon | $33,630 |
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