The Volvo 265. A station wagon that really moves.

The Volvo 265 station wagon was designed with the knowledge that in addition to carrying your possessions, a station wagon also carries you. And you shouldn't have to put up with a station wagon that's a bore to drive. So in addition to 75 cubic feet of cargo space in the back (rear seat folded), the Volvo 265 comes with 2.7 liters of fuel-injected V-6 engine up front. In high-speed passing, the Volvo 265—with its 4-speed transmission—surpasses a BMW 320i sports sedan. ' You also get power disc brakes on all four wheels. Hit them, and the Volvo 265 (even with maximum load) stops in about the same number of feet as a BMW 320i. The Volvo 265 comes with rack and pinion steering for precise, respon-sive handling. And an advanced sway-bar suspension system that keeps the wagon steady and level even when you're whipping through hairpin turns. A STATION WAGON THAT REALLY MOVES. Even parking the Volvo 265 is a pleasure. Despite the room inside, it's no bigger outside than a Volvo sedan. And when it comes to turning circle, it has the inside track on cars like BMW, Corvette and the Datsun 280Z. You can also take comfort from the fact that the Volvo 265 is perhaps the most comfortable station wagon on the road. Air conditioning is standard equipment. As are Volvo's famous orthopedically-designed bucket seats. You also get power-assisted steering, and your choice of automatic transmis-sion or 4-speed manual with overdrive ...all at no extra cost. So if you're looking for a luxuri-ous station wagon that performs like a sports sedan, come in and take a look at the Volvo 265. It's the kind of station wagon you'll appreciate. Even when the only thing it's moving from one place to another is you. The car for people who think.
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