This past February, Volvo produced car number 15,000,000, and the new owners just took delivery of the history-making 2008 Volvo C70. The car traveled more than 5,000 miles from its factory birthplace in Uddevalla, Sweden to San Diego, California, where new owners Paul and Aimee Kay received a surprise, a free European deliver trip. Since they already have their Celestial Blue, they will be able to simply enjoy the trip, complete with visit to the factory delivery center in Goteborg, Sweden.
Coincidentally, the first Volvo car to leave a Swedish factory in April, 1927, was a convertible. Nicknamed “Jakob,” the OV4 was powered by a four-cylinder engine.
Any Volvo customer can participate in the Overseas Delivery Program. The company will arrange to have your new Volvo delivered to any one of 13 European destinations, then you can drive it during your stay, and have it delivered to your home in the United States
Research Volvo in the buyer’s guide, complete with pricing, specifications, and photo galleries. Read our Volvo C70 review.
