Volvo 900 Series Overview (1990 - 1997)
1990 - 1997


Tech Specs Summary
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- 112 - 134 mph
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- 9.0 - 13.0 seconds
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- 108 - 201 BHP
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- 25.4 - 36.2 mpg
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- 1,350 - 1,600 kg
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- 471 - 491 L (Saloon)
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- 491 - 2,125 L (Estate)
The Volvo 900 Series was produced by the Swedish manufacturer Volvo between 1990 - 1997. It's a front engined rear-wheel drive car and came as either a saloon or estate. There are many power levels available, ranging from a 108 BHP 2.4 L Inline 6 Turbo diesel engine to a 201 BHP 2.5 L Inline 6 petrol engine. It has macpherson strut suspension front and rear. However, some models have torsion beam rear suspension.
Performance Pick
If you're interested in performance, the best performance version of the 900 Series is the Volvo 940 Turbo which scores 2.2★ on the encyCARpedia Rating system for performance. With total power at 163 BHP and a power/weight ratio of 118 BHP/Tonne it has a top speed of 130 mph and gets to 62 mph in 9.0 seconds.
Practicality Pick
If you're more interested in practicality, then the Volvo 940 Turbodiesel Estate is the best practical all-rounder with a score of 3.8★ on the encyCARpedia Rating system for practicality. It has a range of 597 miles and can store 992-2,125 litres of cargo. It also has a towing capacity of 1,900 kg.


1990-1997 900 Series Overview
