Volvo 164 E 1973

The 1973 Volvo 164 E is a standout in the world of classic cars, and rightly increasingly popular among collectors and car enthusiasts. This model represents the pinnacle of Swedish sophistication in the 1970s and marks an important step in Volvo’s ambition to position itself in the upper segment. With the introduction of the 164 series in 1968, Volvo entered the field of six-cylinder luxury sedans for the first time, appealing to an audience that valued style and comfort as much as reliability and safety. The 164 E is equipped with a 3.0-liter B30E engine equipped with electronic fuel injection, which was a technical marvel at the time and significantly improved the power and efficiency of this Volvo. The 164 E combined power and refinement in a way typical of Volvo, but innovative at the time. This model was not only designed for the long Scandinavian roads but also managed to create a loyal fan base in other European countries and the United States. With a striking, wide grille and a long hood, the car exudes a certain understated luxury. The choice of high-quality interior materials, including leather and wood accents, reinforces the sense of exclusivity Volvo sought. Although the technology and design were clearly focused on comfort and durability, the car also held up well in terms of performance. With a top speed of around 185 km/h and smooth handling, the 164 E managed to convince its owner of Volvo’s ability to offer speed and agility as well. Over time, the Volvo 164 E has gained almost cult status precisely because the model strikes the balance between luxury and ruggedness so well. The car remains a popular choice for vintage Volvo’s enthusiasts, not least because of its timeless design that appeals to both classic and more modern collectors. To get a good idea of the lot we advise you to come to the viewing day.