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| | Volvo 200 series - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Volvo increased the displacement to 2.8 liters in 1980 with the introduction of the B28F and B28E engines, which was prone to premature camshaft wear, lasting approximately a mere 120,000 miles. |
 | | Volvo produced a prototype for a hatchback version, badged the Volvo 263 GL, but it was not chosen for mass production and is now on display in the Volvo World Museum in Goteborg, Sweden. |
 | | In this, vintage Volvos are outfitted in makeshift tutus (see photo), and while appropriate music plays (usually Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake), each car is driven this way and that along the parade route as if each car were a ballerina whose moves were choreographed to the music. |
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