The Volvo P1800 remains one of the most stunning European designs of the post-war era, a masterstroke of styling that ...

Volvo in 1954 moved away from its wholesome, play-it-safe-image and rolled the dice by pulling back the cover on a fiberglass-bodied sports car, the Volvo Sport P1900. The dashing two-seat convertible ...

Launched in 1961, the P1800 is one of Volvo's most iconic nameplates. It was rated short-lived with only 12 years on the market, but its sporty design and, more importantly, its appearance alongside ...

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 ...

We love the Volvo 1800 series. Even though the stylish coupes are pretending to be something they're not (namely, fast and Italian), they do so with such panache that we can't hold it against them. So ...

John is a Michigan-based nerd who is a sucker for the Lions and, appropriately, the Pistons. His previous day job was producing local TV news. He fell in love with cars thanks to a 1967 Ford Mustang ...

Swedish automaker Volvo and touring car racing world champion team Cyan Racing were kind enough to give us a thorough glimpse of its 'newest' P1800 restomod. Celebrating the 60th anniversary of ...

Cyan Racing, the Swedish motorsport company previously known as Polestar, has been building fast Volvos since the 1990s. But what if it was around in the 1960s, when the Volvo P1800 was launched? Well ...

The stylish Volvo P1800 is probably the most iconic two-door car to ever come out of Sweden, but it went out of production in 1973. So what is this example doing outside the Volvo Hällered Proving ...