@@chucky2316 mine wasn't top of the range but a sport, I think they have beefier suspension? either way it was a great drive, I only swapped it because I managed to get a good deal on a slightly bigger Octavia Estate, again another great car.
I had a V40 with the same engine in Swedish Racing Green. Pre-facelift so it still had orange indicators. No info center and no leather or headlamp wipers, but still the best car I ever had. It managed about 200,000 miles before it died 🐈
I had one of these from work about 20 years ago and went up to Scotland in it to drop a parcel off and ended up sleeping in the back of it with the rear seats folded forwards and my feet in the boot 😂 I remember really liking driving it - not quick (the 1.8 petrol) but adequate and very comfortable on a long run.
The turbo versions give that extra power when needed. Beautiful road feel, great steering and way ahead of its time with features like SIPs, Abs, Dynamic stability control
Now then. I think from the wings back it looks a bit like a Renault Laguna. To swings and roundabouts with the Renault Laguna, it’s a hatchback rather than a saloon which is better if you need to take things to places, but the Volvo has a rather handsome face rather than looking like Cyril Sneer as the Laguna does. Nice to see another example of a deep dashboard hole. I remember the Ford Transit of the similar period had a thin, wide slot that someone I know thought was for their bank card but they couldn’t get their hand in to get it out again. I’m pleased to say that I had the idea that managed to retrieve the bank card, I did what the guy off Carwow calls a launch and the card slid back far enough for my shovel handed friend to get enough purchase on it to remove it. We left a small note in this deep recess mentioning that people shouldn’t put their bank card in there but that went so deep that it’s unlikely it would be any help. I wonder if in a scrapyard somewhere there is a Transit still with a note warning people not to put bank cards in the deep recess in the deep recess. The Renault Laguna also had a rather pointless plastic flap covering the radio. I wonder how many radio burglars peeked inside a Renault Laguna and thought how odd, this mid sized family car doesn’t have a radio to steal when non premium manufacturers such as Renault tend to stuff loads of kit into their offerings in an attempt to draw the eye of the consumer away from the more prestigious but more spartan offerings from Germany. The second generation of Renault Laguna was my first ever company car. It too had a pointless plastic flap over the radio and a stupid key card thing instead of an actual key. It was also the first car I ever had that had leather seats, due to some sort of issue with making the things I was given one with a higher spec than my lowly position deserved. Probably couldn’t get the plastic flaps or most likely they ran out of their stupid key cards because people like me, normal people used to normal things like normal keys, kept sitting on them and snapping them. This Volvo is quite a handsome thing, doesn’t look like Cyril Sneer, easily accessible radio and a key that you can use in a New York gang fight.
I must admit I was distracted by the lovely a6 in the background 😂😂😂. My audi does 60mpg 😂out on the open road with the 1.9 Tdi PD it is great just passed it's MOT yesterday I never did anything to it just a good old wash 😊 The audi has a park gard as well 😂😂.
Best car you will ever have i have a 2003 sport lux. If you have the money make me an offer for the 1250 headunit i have a spare 😂. Period lcd and sat nav
We had a V40 with the 1.9 diesel for about 3 years, fabulously reliable and a nice drive.
I have a top of the range sport lux se best car I've ever had. Still have my 2003
@@chucky2316 mine wasn't top of the range but a sport, I think they have beefier suspension? either way it was a great drive, I only swapped it because I managed to get a good deal on a slightly bigger Octavia Estate, again another great car.
A joint venture with Mitsubishi, built in Holland. That may explain the Japanese vibes you were getting from it.
The front arb bushes are a pain I own a sport lux. It's mitsubishi running gear and his case a bomb proof f9q engine they will do over 500k no probs
@@chucky2316 The Renault diesel was certainly a strong motor. Not the most refined engine ever built lol
I had a V40 with the same engine in Swedish Racing Green. Pre-facelift so it still had orange indicators. No info center and no leather or headlamp wipers, but still the best car I ever had. It managed about 200,000 miles before it died 🐈
The D Sport version came with a member of ZZ Top in the back seat as standard. It was an option on the rest of the range.
Thanks
Thank you very much! ☺️
That was a quick sale!
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I had one of these from work about 20 years ago and went up to Scotland in it to drop a parcel off and ended up sleeping in the back of it with the rear seats folded forwards and my feet in the boot 😂 I remember really liking driving it - not quick (the 1.8 petrol) but adequate and very comfortable on a long run.
The turbo versions give that extra power when needed. Beautiful road feel, great steering and way ahead of its time with features like SIPs, Abs, Dynamic stability control
I had one of these it was an X reg 1.8 petrol, I loved it.
Good car , especially for the money , simon in the back lol doing his camera shots .😂
I don't come with the car BTW.
I still miss my V40 T4. Such a good car. I'd have another if anyone has a solid phase 2 for sale.
What a bargin Allegro man
Good old Allegroman, he always cheers me up 😂
Taken completely out of context this video became weirdly surreal when you went out for a drive and I've no idea why... but I liked it 🤪
That's a very nice Volvo👌
As a owner of many years they are brilliant
Why is there a Norman in the back? Imagine these three out on the town at night 👀🕺🌜🌘🪐🌗?!
😂 😂 🤣
Allegroman!!!
0:32 I'm a vw Audi fan but would not put off by the s40 it's a good solid car practical decent build quality good every day motor . good price.👍✌️🔧🇩🇪
I had one of those. Literally couldn't give it away, and I do mean literally. People confuse me sometimes 😢
Good work horse
to get rid of the steamed up headlight,pull the rubber cover off the back of the headlamp bulb and leave it to dry out for a couple of days........
I’ve been in a phase 1 T4 s40 animal it was great cars
Now then. I think from the wings back it looks a bit like a Renault Laguna. To swings and roundabouts with the Renault Laguna, it’s a hatchback rather than a saloon which is better if you need to take things to places, but the Volvo has a rather handsome face rather than looking like Cyril Sneer as the Laguna does. Nice to see another example of a deep dashboard hole. I remember the Ford Transit of the similar period had a thin, wide slot that someone I know thought was for their bank card but they couldn’t get their hand in to get it out again. I’m pleased to say that I had the idea that managed to retrieve the bank card, I did what the guy off Carwow calls a launch and the card slid back far enough for my shovel handed friend to get enough purchase on it to remove it. We left a small note in this deep recess mentioning that people shouldn’t put their bank card in there but that went so deep that it’s unlikely it would be any help. I wonder if in a scrapyard somewhere there is a Transit still with a note warning people not to put bank cards in the deep recess in the deep recess. The Renault Laguna also had a rather pointless plastic flap covering the radio. I wonder how many radio burglars peeked inside a Renault Laguna and thought how odd, this mid sized family car doesn’t have a radio to steal when non premium manufacturers such as Renault tend to stuff loads of kit into their offerings in an attempt to draw the eye of the consumer away from the more prestigious but more spartan offerings from Germany. The second generation of Renault Laguna was my first ever company car. It too had a pointless plastic flap over the radio and a stupid key card thing instead of an actual key. It was also the first car I ever had that had leather seats, due to some sort of issue with making the things I was given one with a higher spec than my lowly position deserved. Probably couldn’t get the plastic flaps or most likely they ran out of their stupid key cards because people like me, normal people used to normal things like normal keys, kept sitting on them and snapping them. This Volvo is quite a handsome thing, doesn’t look like Cyril Sneer, easily accessible radio and a key that you can use in a New York gang fight.
At that mileage i would be looking at clutch and dmf. Turbo issues are 0%. Usually
Now then!
I must admit I was distracted by the lovely a6 in the background 😂😂😂. My audi does 60mpg 😂out on the open road with the 1.9 Tdi PD it is great just passed it's MOT yesterday I never did anything to it just a good old wash 😊 The audi has a park gard as well 😂😂.
Be care full of probing the deep hole you were enjoying it a bit too much🤣🤣🤣🤣
Better car than that 75 😂. Good swap, it's got a Renault f9q engine in it no dpf. Bomb proof mines on 300k.
Can we go on an adventure with Allegroman?
No
Best car you will ever have i have a 2003 sport lux. If you have the money make me an offer for the 1250 headunit i have a spare 😂. Period lcd and sat nav
Allegvolvo man
You have a sport
Cow Doors!
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Nice looking car, shame about the colour. (T-shirt to match).