Having recently had my 1995 940 T broken into... in a failed attempt to get anything valuable out of the glovebox, I've been observing the windows of Volvo station wagons.

Interestingly, the 940 and 740 seem to be the only series that comes with that little triangular window in the rear window configuration. I'm guessing this is because the size of the front and rear compartments has been stretched back for more room (compared to the 240 or 850 lines). Hence the rear door shape now overshoots the rear wheel well, disallowing a simple one piece window because there's not enough room for opening downwards.

Anyhow, I'm thinking slack-jawed-trailer-park-yokel obssessive/compulsive car thieves must favor this model... as I'd guess the smaller windows are easier to break open (with less noise) than whacking out one of the major full sized windows.

I'm hoping that once inside, that car thieves would NOT be easily able to start the car by popping the hood and short-wiring it? They'd still have to turn the ignition to the III position, wouldn't they? Still losing a little sleep everytime I think I hear a noise out back.