Swedish Auto
Car in Randburg

At Swedish Auto we specialized exclusively in Volvo parts and Service. Swedish Auto is an independent business and is not affiliated with Volvo Car Corporation. By specializing in Volvos, we know the product well. Our goal is to provide the best quality service at the best value for your rand. Volvo cars, volvo parts, volvo out of warranty repairs, volvo aftermarket repairs, volvo repairs, volvo roadside assistance, volvo assist, volvo sales, volvo panel shop, volvo performance, volvo spares, volvo services, volvo maintenance.

At Swedish Auto, we specialize exclusively in Volvo parts and Service. Our Parts Department can help you find the Volvo part you need at a price you can afford. Routine service and maintenance is an important part in preserving the reputation of your Volvo. We understand the problems you may face and help you maintain your Volvo so it will be with you for years to come. If you are experiencing a problem and you bring it to Swedish Auto, you can be assured that we will thoroughly diagnose and correct the problem. We service and supply parts for the following classic Volvo models. The changes were the most extensive since the PV444 had been presented in 1944.The body was given a larger, convex windscreen together with a larger rear window to improve visibility. The rear seat was remodelled to improve the level of comfort and provide space for an additional person compared to its predecessor, the PV444. A 4-speed manual gearbox was also made available for the first time. Production began in 1957 and this car was initially regarded as a larger model than the PV444. The production of chassis for special versions ceased at this time. The doors were naturally longer on the new 2-door model to make it easier to get into the rear seat, and the front seats could, of course, be folded forward for the same reason. Early in 1959, Volvo presented a new sports car, two years after the previous attempt with the Volvo Sport, with a body made of fibreglass-reinforced polyester. This new sports car had Italian styling and production began in As Volvo did not have the capacity to build the car itself, production during the first years was contracted to England. This model can be described as an estate based on the 121/122S (Amazon). The P220 had four doors and the tailgate was divided into two parts, one part folded down and the other folded up. This car represented yet another important step towards a more family-oriented estate which was less of an into the commercial vehicle market. In this way, the P220 played an important role for Volvo in its development as leading producer of estate cars. The characteristic features of this car included the large areas of glass and three side windows. This model had the same technical design as the 4-door model, apart from the number of doors. This design of the rear section has since become a well-known characteristic of all Volvo estates. A visible change took place in 1970, when the rearmost side window disappeared in favour of a longer one-piece window behind the rear doors. This was the first time in 10 years that Volvo was able to offer a 6-cylinder car.