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Fun base 940 options comparison 900 1995

posted by  Jesse B on  Wed Jun 5 11:41 CST 2019
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Hi all,

I have two 940s: a wagon, and a sedan. Both are non-turbos. The sedan is the most base model Volvo I've ever seen.

Here's a side-by-side comparison:

Wagon:
-Heated cloth seats
-Power driver seat w/ memory
-Heated mirrors and timed rear defrost
-Outside temperature gauge
-Cruise
-No sunroof
-Metallic burgundy paint
-3rd seat
-Lit window switches
-Alloy wheels
-95-only puckered door cards

Sedan:
-Cloth seats (no seat heaters)
-Manual seats
-No heated mirrors, and most shocking to me: no timed rear defrost. You have to manually shut it off - I haven't seen this on a Volvo since the early 80s
-No outside temp gauge - just a blanking plate
-Cruise
-No sunroof
-Flat black paint
-Lit window switches
-Steel wheels with hubcaps
-95-only puckered door cards

I know the final years of the 940 had some odd combinations. I wonder if the sedan didn't have a winter package (no outside temp gauge, heated seats)? I need to check if it has the locking diff.






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