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VOLVO Auction from USA
Found: 300 cars • 6/15
2.4L · Inline-5 · 168 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
Front Wheel Drive
2.5L · Inline-5 · Turbo · 250 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
All Wheel Drive
2L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 247 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
Front Wheel Drive
2L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 240 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
Front Wheel Drive
3.2L · Inline-6 · 240 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
Front Wheel Drive
Unknown
Diesel
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Rear Wheel Drive
Unknown
Diesel
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Rear Wheel Drive
2L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 316 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
All Wheel Drive
Unknown
Diesel
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2L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 247 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
Front Wheel Drive
Unknown
Diesel
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2.5L · Inline-5 · Turbo · 218 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
Front Wheel Drive
2L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 316 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
All Wheel Drive
Unknown
Diesel
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Unknown
Diesel
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Unknown
Diesel
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Unknown
Diesel
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3.2L · Inline-6 · 240 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
Front Wheel Drive
2L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 247 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
All Wheel Drive
3.2L · Inline-6 · 235 HP
Gasoline
Automatic
Front Wheel Drive
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Why Buy Volvo from USA
Did you know that Copart and IAAI auctions list 200-500 Volvo vehicles daily? The average price for a 2018-2020 Volvo XC60 is between $8,000 and $12,000, which is about 35-40% cheaper than the European market. This presents a fantastic opportunity for buyers looking for quality vehicles at a fraction of the cost.
Most Popular Volvo Models at Auction
When it comes to popular Volvo models, several stand out in the auction scene:
- 7300 BRT - This model is known for its durability and comfort, ideal for transit authorities.
- 7900 - A versatile bus model favored for its fuel efficiency and passenger comfort.
- 9700 - Offers luxury travel with powerful performance, perfect for long-distance journeys.
- B11R - A robust coach that combines reliability with a smooth driving experience.
What to Look for When Choosing
When selecting a Volvo at auction, there are a few practical tips to keep in mind. First, avoid models with significant body damage or mechanical issues, as repairs can be costly. Aim for vehicles with under 100,000 miles, as this typically indicates a longer lifespan ahead. Additionally, be cautious of certain model years that have known issues; for example, the 2015-2016 XC90 had reported electrical problems.
How Much Does It Cost to Import Volvo
Understanding the total cost of importing a Volvo can help you budget effectively. For instance, if you purchase a car for $10,000 at auction, you should factor in shipping costs of approximately $1,800 and customs fees ranging from $2,500 to $4,000. This brings your total cost to around $14,000 to $16,000. To get a more precise estimate based on your specific needs, check out our calculator.
If you're interested in diving into the world of Volvo, consider checking out models like the 9800 or the 9700 Grand for an exceptional blend of performance and luxury.
For those also intrigued by performance vehicles, you might want to explore the Polestar range, which is a performance brand under the Volvo umbrella.