The Volvo 850 was a small executive car manufactured by Volvo from 1991 to 1997. It was designed by Jan Wilsgaard and was manufactured in the body types of Sedan, estate, saloon and station wagon. It was the first vehicle from the Volvo brand to be exported to North America with front-wheel drive. The Volvo 850 model was revealed to the world as 1992 model, but it's made in the USA only 1993. The 850 was marketed as an estate (wagon) and Sedan (saloon) in Europe from 1992. It was the first model from the Volvo lineup to feature a front wheel drive in North America and was also offered with 20-valve straight-5 engine made of all-aluminum alloy. In the mid 1990 the Volvo 850 was the best seller for the Volvo brand. The lower cost and economical fuel consuming 10-valve variant was ALSO available outside the US market. Safety equipments such as dual front airbags, head restraints, anti-lock braking etc are standard features in the 850.
The Volvo V40 is from the small car segment and manufactured by Volvo Cars. It is available in 5-door hatchback after it was debuted in 2012 Geneva Motor Show. The car was designed by Chris Benjamin, American designer, and the last to be designed under Horbuury before he moved to Geely, Volvo’s parent...
For Suzuki, “M” stands for “Muscle.” In this case, we’re talking about the 2013 Suzuki Boulevard M50, Suzuki’s mid-sized cruiser with the muscle bike styling of the company’s apex “M” class member, the M109R...
This world famous supermini car was produced in large number by Daihatsu in 1977 and its production was continued for 23 years. It was launched to replace the old Daiharsu Consorte and it is categorized by Daihatsu as a large compact car instead of a super mini just to create a difference from the smaller vehicles...