The Who are seen in front of Daltrey's Volvo P1800 Coupe in November 1966 - Pictorial Press Ltd/Pictorial Press Ltd So, what did Leslie Charteris’s hero, Simon Templar (aka The Saint of 1960s ...

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Swedish racing team Cyan Racing, the motorsports outfit that previously operated as Polestar until Volvo took over the name, has launched a new version of its wild P1800 restomod that debuted in 2020.

Volvo gets a lot of cred when it comes to reliability. It explains why they are one of the most prevalent brand around soccer practice and school pick-up and drop-off lanes. The P1800 Cyan is a ...

Volvo’s lineup in the 60s consisted of a frumpy, but cute sedan in two and four-door versions, reminiscent of a Ford from the40s. In it’s own way it was an attractive car, known as Volvos were for its ...

Irv Gordon was a young high school teacher when he bought his Volvo P1800 coupe in 1966. The Long Island resident has since driven almost 3 million miles in that car. Irv Gordon was a young high ...

It's based on an original Volvo P1800 and takes up to 15 months to complete. A few years ago, Swedish motorsport team Cyan Racing branched out into street-legal cars, starting with a restomod based on ...

Sometimes an automaker will produce a car that is totally out of character. Volvo, long known for its solid, sensible sedans, did so in 1961 with the P1800 Sport Coupe, a sensuous sports car with lean ...

Templar, Simon Templar. Nope—it doesn't have the same ring as 007. Yet, somehow, Roger Moore managed to make both characters ooze cool. Granted, Connery got the better end of the car deal with Bond's ...

Long before Bond, Roger Moore’s Volvo P1800 on “The Saint” proved a TV spy car could be just as iconic as 007’s Aston Martin. [This story first appeared in the January/February 2006 issue of ...