Volvo V90
1997-2024
The V90 is a large station wagon, produced by Volvo in two generations. Along with its companion S90 sedan, it was the largest car and flagship in Volvo's lineup. After a break in the 2000s and early 2010s when the P2 and P3 V70 was Volvo's flagship wagon, the V90 nameplate returned on the modern "SPA"/"P5" platform.
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1997-1998 Volvo V90 (900-series)
- Five door station wagon based on the Volvo 900 series platform
- The V90 is basically a 960 wagon with different badging
- 3.0L 24V normally aspirated "white block" gasoline 6 cylinder engine (B6304FS2)
- Bosch Motronic 4.4 engine management
- Manual or automatic transmissions
2017-present Volvo V90 (P5)
- Five door station wagon based on the Volvo P5 platform
- Sold in the USA from 2017 through current (as of 2024) model year
- USA models all have forced induction "modular"/"VEA"/"DRIVe" 2L four cylinder direct injected gasoline engines
- Turbocharged in T5 models
- Twincharged (turbocharged and supercharged) in T6 models
- Twincharged mild hybrid (48-volt with integrated starter-generator) in B6 models
- USA models all have automatic transmissions but with FWD & AWD variations
- Cross Country (CC/XC) trims have increased groud clearance, standard AWD, and more rugged plastic fender flares and trim
Model information is based on the USA vehicle market. Other model variations may exist outside the USA.