The 1970 Volvo 1800E was a sports car produced by the Swedish automaker Volvo from 1961 to 1973. The 1800E model was introduced in 1969 as an enhancement to the existing 1800 model. The chassis number 184451-31472 and engine number 1494 are specific to this particular vehicle and can be used to trace its production history.
1970 Volvo 1800E
The 1970 Volvo 1800E was part of the 1800 series which was known for its sleek and elegant two-door coupe design. The 1800E was equipped with a fuel-injected 2.0L inline-four engine, providing a balance of power and fuel efficiency for its time. It also featured disc brakes, front and rear sway bars, and revised camshaft profiles, making it a formidable sports car on the road.
Production History
The production of the 1970 Volvo 1800E took place at Volvo’s Torslanda plant in Gothenburg, Sweden. The vehicle was assembled by skilled workers using a combination of hand craftsmanship and modern manufacturing techniques. Each chassis and engine was meticulously crafted and inspected to ensure the highest quality standards.
Facts about the 1970 Volvo 1800E
- The 1970 Volvo 1800E was designed by Swedish designer Pelle Petterson, who was also responsible for the iconic Volvo P1800 design.
- This model featured a redesigned dashboard with updated instrumentation and controls, making it more user-friendly for the driver.
- The 1800E was celebrated for its performance and style, and it gained a dedicated following among sports car enthusiasts.
- Volvo produced a total of 4,662 1800E models in 1970, making it a somewhat rare and sought-after classic car today.
- The 1800 series, including the 1800E, has been featured in popular culture, including its prominent role in the TV series “The Saint” driven by Roger Moore.
