The Best Forgotten Classic? 1988 Volvo 240 Review

1988 Volvo 240
2 Litre 5 Speed Manual
40 MM Lowering Springs
119 BHP
Custom Back Box
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[@5533851]

A few corrections from a Volvo guy. - They weigh under 1.5 tonnes. (not 2 tonnes) - They have 4 pot calipers on front (not 2 pot) - 2 pot calipers on the rear

[@charlesmacgilchrist3648]

By modern terms they're quite light for their size. Over 2 tonnes was the gross rating filled with passengers and luggage (dead bodies).

[@Stale_Mahoney]

got a 740 and the max load is oust above 1800kg unloaded 1340kg with driver

[@1100HondaCB]

My old Volvo 340DL is 950kg and not as heavy as people say. It goes pretty well too.

[@rbruce63]

EveryDayCar Hi I’ve found one in Costa Rica with only 115,000 Km. It might or might not have an issue with the fuel. Pump relay or the fuel pump. One owner, I think it makes for a formidable first car for a lad. I’ve been doing some research locally for parts availability and problems, but haven’t found much yet!

[@jackijackman2528]

my 84 240 is 1.8 tonne

[@oOJakkeOo]

Not forgotten here in Sweden! Seriously, they're everywhere and many of them are over 30 years old(!!!)

[@defender574]

Jake I know right I live in Stockholm Sweden I got 1 exactly the same one of the 1 he is revewing

[@1100HondaCB]

Are there many Volvo 345?

[@Zkillscreen]

starting to get rare :(

[@AshAirheart1995]

Average Maintenance price

[@brittpower]

I drive a '79 245 model here in Norway, best car ever

[@kitler01]

them cars are genuinely indestructible

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

You can bring them through hell and back, and it'll still run perfectly ;)

[@jacobbelcher3512]

@@mikaelwojciechowski7281 mine has been. Previous owner ran it through a tree, I got it and fixed it 3 years ago. It's been a daily driver since. I had a roofing shingle fly into my left headlight bezel and tear the turn signal, it's wiring, and fender trim off. Fixed that and then a boat (no joke, it was on a trailer) and a truck backed the boat into the back of my 240. Took out my taillights and made a slice in the bumper skin, no dent to the bumper itself. But the boat got a bent outdrive and a broken ladder. The "brick" nickname 240s received is accurate.

[@kilroywashere9343]

ABU 98 you could drive it off a cliff and it would survive

[@hityoutwo]

Volvo 240s are too pure for this world

[@thedownshiftchannel]

This period of volvos is becoming cool in a quirky way now! Plus in a land boat you are always pretty safe!

[@lawtowngirl85]

i love it when people come in my volvo and dont how to open the door..... lol

[@jamescrugnale2763]

lawtowngirl85 omg same😂

[@ExtaasiRCO]

Oh my 🤣🤣🤣 saaaaame

[@austinberry5238]

I felt like an idiot when I first test drove one😂

[@antti3868]

Happens every time 😂

[@rajeirwan89]

Yehhh same😂

[@brittany7710]

love the 240 so much :') My grandma drove a 244 when I was a kid, and now I drive a 245, '88 as well, but no turbo (unfortunately). My very first car, learned to drive in it. The odometer broke years ago (common issue after age 15-20yrs) but we estimate she's pushing 350k+ and still going strong, even after being totaled once before. Dad couldn't see wasting her, so he fixed her out of pocket. She's my trusty steed and I'm keeping her for the long haul!

[@jamarinyc]

getting one as my first car

[@JamieFYD]

Drink every time i say heated seats

[@paulx2644]

other peoples favorite car is Porsche, Ford Mustang, etc. my favorite car ist 240 Volvo Gl you, you drive my favorite car

[@nameelezz]

Exacly what i was nearly close to write.... The 240 from 1985-1993 is clearly my dream car. Right now i'm driving a 940 Classic from 1998, not as beautiful as the 240, but anyways it's a very nice looking car and it works a lot better than other manufactures...! (Sorry for my bad spelling)

[@LinusOttosson]

Well Saab was first to introduce heated seats back in 1971 on the Saab 99... They were inspired from the seats in the airplanes they were making.

[@rgallen6782]

Linus Ottosson Well, it was actually Volvo on the 1969 164 series - the luxurious version of the 140.

[@Scrubworks]

You've got to remember that Sweden gets very fucking cold. That's why Volvos and Saabs, even going back to the 70s have heated seats, and heaters that can melt your face.

[@GravityGames15]

It's definitely not forgotten. It's up there with the Mercedes 300D for being one of those famous old cars that will just drive forever.

[@erickt1974]

GravityGames I've been wanting to buy a Mercedes 300d but I've been on the fence. Would you suggest it? Have any helpful information?

[@wholeNwon]

The engines are durable but there's a LOT more to a car than the engine.

[@Jeff-bd5yo]

@@wholeNwon No one would suggest otherwise.

[@retrobrunk6710]

Not forgotten in sweden, everyone uses these cars here for budget tuning

[@mikaoikarinen69]

I own a 1987 245gl Volvo, 306 000km driven, works like brand new and its my first car, old Volvos are amazing

[@GeorgeAusters]

This car should be in a Museum!

[@dialup-loads8101]

George Austers it's not in that good of shape.

[@johnyutah9542]

In Sweden they tune these cars with huge power

[@GeorgeAusters]

They tune a non turbo?

[@johnyutah9542]

George Austers they put the red block engine in and tune it for crazy power

[@HenskiB]

Well, folkracers tune the N/A redblocks too. Plenty of 250+ hp megasquirted stroker engines! Awesome stuff, innit?

[@thejuntmanne4817]

Lmao. they all come with redblocks. They put the whiteblock 5 cyl turbski in it.

[@Frrlas]

we have b23, b230 and the 531 head to start the build with. and you can find most of it from scraped cars. In England its more of the b17, b19 and b200 engines.

[@h4z4rd42]

I have a '89 240DL (USA edition) automatic with 65k miles, and HEATED SEATS. I'm the second owner, the car is literally new. I just love it.

[@davidhendricks6152]

I’m 56, i learnt to drive in my Mums ‘73 Volvo 142 DL, I bought my first car in 1981’ it was an American (I live in Canada) spec Volvo 164E, I drove it for two years, then bought a Honda CRX, had that 4 years and then bought a 1989 Volvo 144DL Estate, then a ‘98 V70, then a ‘99 V70’ then an ‘01 V70T5 (my absolute favourite), then I got a 2014 XC60 T6, needless to say I love Volvo’s and really enjoyed your review of this classic that I agree is overlooked! I also just inherited after my Mum passed away, her ‘02 XC70 which I will keep until it dies, thanks for reviewing one of my favourite cars around!

[@SenseiRice6969]

I have a 91 240 wagon, it's got 270k on it and I've been daily driving it since August. I've put 5000 miles on it since I purchased it and the old b230f never misses a beat. Even in -8 degree weather it starts up with the first turn of the key and I love it. It's been in NH for the past 25 years of its life *deep in the rust belt of the usa* and it's barely got any rust. a few electrical issues here and there but it seems down to just old switches. I adore the car in my opinion it's one of the best classic cars you can daily because you can still buy parts about them and you don't really have to drive it like a classic car because they're so reliable.

[@hushimutt5933]

I love my old volvo 240 so much never dies always get asked about it.

[@dgurevich1]

I had a note left on my car on occasion. Even though I won't sell if, it's nice to know other people appreciate the care I put in it.

[@jacquespoirier9071]

probably best everyday use car ever made much much much better than all successors models made to this day I own a 86 240 with over 600,000 miles on it and I loooove it as under the brick is a very polyvalent vehicule that is a pleasure to drive in any weather

[@zloychechen5150]

and quaife still make lsds for it. costs a fortune though.

[@cwhitehouse1981]

I've owned my 89 240 for 3 years now and it's honestly been the best car I have ever owned! starts first time every time..drives fantastically. love her

[@vegelius545]

Going to buy one of these and use it as a winter beater, drifts great on snow and is very warm.

[@harryodling4898]

i think he likes the heated seats......

[@jacobfleming565]

That's pretty nice for a normal priced car in 1988 the car cost $19280 in 1988 would cost $39668.78 in 2016. Also, if you were to buy exactly the same products in 2016 and 1988, they would cost you $19280 and $9166.22

[@ganja4024]

Jacob Fleming then why can I get a Volvo 240 for 1k-3k?

[@clanrobertson7200]

Your exactly right about the Volvo 240 series. I am 71 years old and bought my first Volvo when I was 19. It was a 1961 122 S, then I had a 145 wagon, a 1979 242 DL, a 1989 745 Turbo Wagon, a 1983 244 Turbo, a 1985 245 Turbo ( I still have it) a 1994 850 Turbo, a 1989 760 Turbo that I just restored and sold it. I now have a 1997 850 R Turbo, and a 1998 V 70 Cross Country Turbo. The 1985 Turbo 245 Turbo Wagon I was the second owner (as I was on almost all of them, but my sister owned it for 10 years, my brother for 1 year and back to me. I did a complete overhaul on all of the running parts as well as updating the AC System to a rotary compressor) and a tuned exhaust in the final stages of doing some minor repair to the right rear taillight area and repainting the body. It has 225,000 miles on it and it’s ready for another quarter million miles. All in all, I have around 1.35 million miles collectively On them. And yes, my 1983 Turbo saved my life before airbags. Great body works and durable motors and drive train are very durable. The old professor

[@centuryhelix8727]

this made me miss my 850 T-5R :( the wonderful sounds that 5 cylinder would make, the comfort and fun quirks it had. I could drive around in that thing all day... Volvos are such a trip

[@davidanderson3586]

I used to have one in white. I still miss it now, so well made.

[@lukebryant5362]

Is it bad that I'm nearly 17 and I absolutely adore old Volvos? Especially the 240!!

[@griffcoleman]

Luke Bryant ah heck no mate I’ve wanted one since I was 16 and I’m going on 20 now, finally gonna actually purchase one next year

[@charlielangworthy]

I've had an '89 for about 5 years now here in Vermont. Daily driver. Most reliable car we own. Surprisingly, it has almost no rust, even after spending it's entire life in New England. Paint is pretty tired though. Not the greatest in snow, I find, although good snow tires help immensely. Mileage is unknown, odometer hasn't worked in years. I have grown surprisingly attached to it. Nice to see the favorable review.

[@shepshepherd]

I've owned a 1990 Volvo 740 SE estate for the past 13 years, and it's been a great car. If anything, the 740 is even more forgotten than the 240 nowadays.

[@griffcoleman]

James Shepherd agreed, I think it’s simply because less of them were sold, it’s so hard to find a clean 740 for sale

[@Iain240]

"This being just over 2 tonnes" err it's 1350kg mate about same as a gt86 or a mk4 golf.

[@OrangeCrusader]

Stripped out they get pretty near 1 ton on the dot, just to say how light these 'heavy/over 2-tons' cars are. Such lazy misinformation.

[@Strider9655]

I was going to say, these should be around 1300kg, or 1.3 tonnes. Maybe the the dude was looking at the weight in lbs?

[@mbsnyderc]

it's more like a ton and a half.but I've driven one and it felt like a two ton car.

[@themilccman7417]

Strider9655 maybe they're a bit over 2,000 pounds

[@mero8051]

When he's in it, it weighs 2 tonns.

[@maikk1]

one of the best car for winter drifting. it doesnt break down.

[@themilccman7417]

Dude Focus i strongly agree

[@suckmydingledong]

As a car mechanic I disagree. But they're not worse than other cars, quite reliable.

[@Stale_Mahoney]

yeah i have had my 740 for 4 years now that i bought real cheap, track driving at summer and fun at winters, i bought it as my first car and said i will drive it till it breaks down, i start to regret saying that, dont think i ever will get myself another car ;p

[@naveed4686]

I have a 1988 Toyota Carina II 2.0 Executive which is also a forgotten classic. These old cars are pretty good and comfortable with a unique drive. Not many people give credit to them nowadays.

[@spainter1985]

Great to see some love for the 240. They're nowhere near as heavy as you think though - they're only around 1250-1450kg depending on specification. Can be a right laugh with a 940 turbo engine swapped in.

[@zloychechen5150]

UZ

[@SeasideVanlife]

My dream car, the estate. Picked up one yesterday, haven’t stopped smiling since! Save tanks which with a mini amount of love will just keep on and on! Great review :)

[@widgets76]

Finally a 240! Great review Jamie. More classic Volvo's please!

[@drivewaymarvels311]

Its a car build to drive. Its the underdog. First time i laid my eye and butt on the 244 GLT I was hooked. There really isnt any other car like it. Comfort, performance, and reliability are beyond your expectations. Eh Ya Volvo!

[@telstarlogistics]

We've been racing a Volvo 240 for about 10 years in the 24 Hours of LeMons series in the US. Everything he says about this car as a daily driver is also true about it as a race car. Great brakes, incredibly rugged, unbelievably reliable. And we've verified all the crash test data, several times over. Not the fastest, but it's a great endurance racer. This is our Volvo race car: bernalwood.com/2014/09/11/this-is-americas-most-badass-volvo-station-wagon-and-its-from-bernal-heights/

[@hityoutwo]

telstarlogistics awesomeness!

[@pictlandpickers1171]

Wow

[@millan_roper3850]

loving this classic stuff jamie!!

[@michaelchristensen3521]

Love this video and agree with all the fine points of a Volvo 240. I have the 1990 and absolutely love it. I bought it with 138,000, which is nothing on these cars. Thanks for an entertaining video on this fabulous classic.

[@samuelbrennan8382]

Mate loving your channel! Best variety of cars

[@junkorbust9498]

I just stumbled onto this review. I have just bought one of these to use as my winter car. It is as described, dead reliable, comfortable and it does everything a more modern car does short of telling you where to go.

[@AKO-vq4ds]

One of the best classics !

[@olze6040]

"Many many dead bodies could go in there" ! :') Awesome review. Perfect winter-car, absolutely fantastic!

[@lagibizar]

Nice to see old Volvos get some attention. Near where I frequent, someone has a lowered 240 estate variant. Looks so cool.

[@JonWhitton]

Awesome beast. Thanks for sharing. We had an estate at work we used, we even gave it a name "The Big V"

[@paulkavanagh651]

Loving the classic action Jamie!

[@deanodrives4966]

Another awesome video mate

[@stanwooz94]

Great car you bought there! As youve mentioned, what the old volvos lack in speed they make up in comfort and reliability! I own a 740 myslef and i would not trade it for anything. Its just that perfect. Its easy to fix and maintain, Works on road, off road, and turns into a heap of fun when there is snow! Perfect power and weight for snow drifting even with the basic Gl engine. Not to mention the grade A comfy seats! I have yet to come across a car that beats the Volvo seats. Take good care of it and it will last you a lifetime if not even more! The 240, 740 and 940 are some of the best cars humanity has ever produced imo.

[@neonalon]

Nice review! I drive a 1990 model of these. Has been dead nuts reliable. Decent economy (8-9L/100km). Lots of space. Upgraded the suspension a bit, it's a very nimble car around town. It was a big car for its time but now it's hardly wider or longer than a many new cars. And with the rear wheel drive a lot of fun. Also did a turbo swap on the original unopened engine and it holds together perfectly. Easy to work on, never had any rusted bolts or ripped studs. Parts are quite cheap. Anyway. Thanks for the nice review and I hope more people get interesting in these cars!

[@airguntherapy8665]

I like what you do, really easy to listen to. Bit different from other channels (in a good way) subscribed mate.

[@DoubleDeckerAnton]

We always had old Volvos in our family throughout the 80s and 90s...!!! 😁👌

[@1100HondaCB]

I have a 1984 Volvo 340DL and it Is very comfortable and still drives like new. It feels so solid.

[@LDRaps]

cool video man. love the way u edited the vid at the very start with the music

[@arturgrudzien5258]

I love the classics .. I'm glad that you review not just fast cars. Greetings from Poland

[@pcharest95]

I drive my 1977 Volvo 244 with 343,000 km 35 km five days a week all year round. This car has not failed me ounce and is more pleasant to drive than a Mercedes a quarter it's age. It may be slow, but it is absolutely my favourite car. So mechanical and pure to drive. So nice.

[@stephensivonda5613]

I've been driving the 240's since 1985. That was a 4 door , since then, all others have been wagons. I always bought them used mostly as a 2nd. owner. Today I have a 1991 and 1989 wagons. They are both the M-47 five speed ....and I can get up to about 30 miles to the gallon on the highway. Safety and reliability , always a winner.

[@MilliMacLynn]

Turns on a dime and the wagons can lay a 4x8 sheet of plywood on the floor. Great visibility. They were 10 years ahead of all the other cars - my 10 year old volvo had 3 point seat belts for all three rear seat passengers when new cars didn't. I gave it to my sister when it was 12 years old and she and her teenagers drove it for 13 more years.

[@derickdanker5637]

We own two 1990 Volvo 240 , and we dearly love them.....Awesome Swedish tanks.

[@KarlFisher]

Great music, great review... keep up good work

[@jamalwalker8352]

I love these 240. I own a 99 S70 which is great realiable car as well. Love the heated seat feature.

[@hyundaitib2]

I have a 93 240 and I agree with every thing ur saying I was given it by my parents who were the original owners and I refuse to ever ever get rid of it infact I plan to turn it into an electric car if the engine ever goes (that's if not when) I hope more ppl fall in love with this car as well

[@mikev221]

1:15 4 at the front, 2 at the back. To stop this brick and still be able to fit 14 inch rims. :) Mine has the 150hp 2.5l b230 based boat engine, locked diff, sway bar at front, no p/s, no a/c and only 2 resonators for the exhaust, I always beat the hell out of it, I rarely drive cars that are this fun to drive, I just love it, especially in the snow. It has a very predictable handling, they (volvo) called it dynamic safety. I love that term, imagine a smirking swede telling you this.

[@kimbjarnesrensen8094]

I love Volvo 240. I have both harness both a 240 GLT and a 240 Turbo HGV . And I would like a 240 again. These are the most reliable cars I have owned.

[@jessewildman1292]

Volvos are freakin’ awesome. I own two 850 wagons and an S70 T5. Just got in a wreck at 40mph in my 94 850, didn’t even get a bruise, and the damage was so minimal that I was able to get it driving again for under $500. My 96 850 has over 300k miles and still pulls like a beast and looks great. My 98 S70 T5 is freakin’ insane. They claim it makes 240 hp, but it makes closer to 300. I’m doing a manual swap and a bunch of performance upgrades to it soon. I absolutely love Volvos. Best cars ever made; fun, safe, practical, durable, and cheap.

[@michaeltutty1540]

I daily drive the 1990 240DL Estate my mom bought new. In 25½ years she put almost 190,000 miles on the clock. In the 8 years since Ma had to stop driving, i have brought the mileage up to approaching 395,000 miles. They lean like crazy but if you are brave, the cornering limits are insanely high. What must be remembered is that every last calibration was to ensure trouble free driving in the most adverse of weather conditions. Beautiful car indeed. One error, though. Thr front brake calipers are not floating and work on both brake circuits. They are 4 piston, most usually supplied by Girling. Rear brake calipers are 2 piston, and again are not floating and made by Girling.. Volvo did not skimp on quality. Seats are Recaro, back ring and pinion are Dana 30. These cars are just under 3,500 pounds. Horsepower is 114. Interesting tidbit: In cars without ABS there is a pressure relief valve on the rear brakes. Volvo went to Saab Aerospace to find it. 0-60 is a touch under 13 seconds with the 4 speed auto box. Keep your foot down the car will top out at 118 or so mph.

[@lesleybowen6590]

I love the heated seats in my 1989 Volvo as well. But it’s got 325,000+ miles. Best. Car. Ever.

[@markadoglet]

I love classic cars I'm not looking for speed there are far too. many cameras these days, I've still got my old 1962 Morris Minor van that I have had since 1964.

[@teolewis8787]

I love 240's and 245's. i am currently saving for one.

[@mgaldamesa]

Simply, the best car ever. I have a 240 GL Wagon from 1993 (last year of production) and I will never sell it.

[@williamnassif7312]

Spotted an Anthrax CD in the interior shots, a nice compliment with this lump of Swedish heavy metal! Love it.

[@carlarthur4442]

I love Volvos , I have a 2010 V50 estate , owned it for six years and it's now done 138000 miles , get near enough everything you want in it great for tip runs as well , towed a big trailer with a motorbike on to track days with one of my sons , love the estate version their proper estates although mine is smaller than the older ones .

[@charlesmacgilchrist3648]

The 244 turbo was quite a sleeper - spooled up from rest it would crack 60 in 8.5s with the 5 speed manual, in 1982.

[@meplimary]

I own an 88' as well with a 84' B23FT motor, .60/.63 Garrett turbo and front mount intercooler transplanted. Super fun and unsuspecting!

[@dannyhaynes2582]

me and my dad love the car and it's exhaust is a beauty

[@ericcastillo592]

I own one and yeah I love it built like a tank you can put LED lights all around sound system rims they look amazing

[@99unclebob]

great video, I live in winnipeg,manitoba Canada,I am on my 3rd Volvo 240, my current one is a 1989 240 DL automatic with 272kms 170,000 miles and runs good starts in any weather and nothing has heat like these cars,its funny i got the gangster thing going in my car to,lol, with winter tires on it it goes most places and drives very well on icy roads as well,I'd rather have another 5 speed again, they are just more enjoyable to drive plus they are about 4 to 5 mpg better on the highway and thats all i drive, keep up the good videos.

[@jau963]

I just purchased a 1988 Volvo 240 Wagon with 102,000 miles, 1 owner, $700, and for all the reasons you discussed!

[@warbastard5508]

Great review covered most aspects of the car with good detail. Does this one come with heated seats by any chance?

[@fricc6982]

I've loved the 240 ever since I saw one when I was 6 or so

[@Peterf4536]

I love the 240. Drives smooth as silk, cheap to maintain and has loads of style.

[@HansensUniverseT-A]

I have the same one only being beige, it's seen over one million km on it, it's belonged to my great grandfather and then passed over to my grandfather and then me, this car is bullet proof.

[@kennethmclean872]

They were the first to have crumple zones and side intrusion bars

[@michaelthomas9419]

I have a 1985 red block 240 with 184000. This car is a hoot. I receive a lot of praises. Now it is getting a 36 year make over. Lol

[@OzBloke]

Gotta luv the old bricks - mine will stay with me indefinitely 😎

[@joshbriggsDayZBeast]

ive got a 1978 240 estate, next year im gonna buy a b230ft from a 940 turbo to put in it running on megasquirt, totally stock is good for 200hp but with some minor upgrades a stock internals block can handle over 400hp! :D. I would be aiming for 350 but who knows after that. They are swag asf

[@miniaturelabyrinth7765]

Oh trust me, with some modding these babies have won ALOT of medals.

[@frankburdodrums8984]

Maybe one of but my personal favorite. The 850L. The turbo on that thing was amazing. Bravo Volvo that's all I'm saying.

[@RobClarkeRacing]

Anthrax tape, loving it

[@markkrukowski5728]

I hate when people bash these cars without driving them, I own a 91 740 and am the second owner after my mom. its got 177k on it and is getting a rebuild currently. I absolutely love it and plan on getting a 240 drift car after I'm done with my wagon!

[@spellward]

I had a 245GLE estate, which must be the top of the range. It had a 3-speed automatic and I loved it.

[@SURENITY]

The Volvo 240 is My dream first car. Period!

[@MultiHempster]

My favourite car

[@nes.keybar]

this shit is my dream bro

[@johnhiggins8221]

Love it!!

[@charlesclark5029]

Wish mine looked this good, mine’s a 83 240 DL in... yellow. That’s the project car, the daily is an ex police 94 Volvo 940 SE. Both are incredibly great cars and underrated. I can agree they are going up in value.

[@polarborealis688]

I have 244 1980 b21f. Next month i will install Weber 38/38 dgms and wide steelies on it. 7.5J front, 9J rear. Love this car. Also waiting for electronic ignition kit for distributor.

[@ivanbro1208]

I can now proudly say after almost 1 year i bought this exact version. A 1988 Volvo 244 and i fuckin love it. The only difference? It has the mannual open roof for smoking.

[@Joonas6]

i love these old Volvos. I have my 3rd 244 Now. i have had a 200K, 200E and now i have 244 whit B19ETIC engine. it´s pushing 170 BHP to the wheels as stock.

[@g111g]

The heated front seats aren't particularly surprising :) Swedish-made cars practically had them as standard in the 70s

[@PhotoArtBrussels]

Was my first car. 240GL, next one was 240 Turbo, then a V70 Turbo 2.5 and lastly a C70 T5 ... and I went up from there. Very nice, very good car.