Basic information and history

The second-generation Volvo C70 is one of the more distinctive cars in Volvo's modern history: a four-seat convertible with a folding, three-piece hardtop, designed together with Pininfarina and built in Uddevalla. Combining both coupé and convertible in the same body required a reinforced structure, and the solution of stacking the roof sections down into the boot gave the car a profile that few competitors could match. 2013 was the final year for the C70, making a car from this model year a natural endpoint to the model's history.

This example is a North American specification (NA) car and is therefore not originally sold in Sweden. The car has been imported via the USA and Lithuania and has been repaired through an insurance company, carrying a "salvage title" due to an accident. The odometer reading is 11,000 km and can reportedly be guaranteed by the seller, which is a remarkably low figure for a car of this model year. The vehicle has had a total of three owners. The seller states that the car has only been driven during summers in Sweden, something that is often clearly noticeable on convertibles in particular when it comes to the underbody, roof and details. The vehicle is in original condition, there are no loans on the vehicle, and VAT is not deductible.

Equipment and options

• Summum package, Volvo's highest equipment level for the model
• Electrically operated folding hardtop
• Climate control
• Audio and media system

The car is presented in original condition and the seller states no modifications or additions. For anyone seeking a C70 as close to factory specification as possible, this is an advantage, especially combined with the low mileage.

Condition

Body and exterior: The paint is described as being in excellent condition, while the body as a whole is stated to be in good condition. The windows are also assessed to be in good condition.

Interior: According to the seller, the cabin is in good condition, as are the dashboard and headliner. All seatbelts function, and the dashboard is free of warning lights.

Tyres and wheels: Tyres and wheels are stated to be in good condition.

Mechanics and function: The engine is described as being in good condition and starts and runs without issue according to the seller. The gearbox reportedly shifts flawlessly and is also assessed to be in good condition, as are the brakes. The climate control, trip meter, audio and media system, and other electronics are reported to function. The car is drivable as it stands and has passed inspection.

Service history

The seller states that the car does not have a full service history, but that there are receipts and documentation supporting the service history that does exist. Given the low mileage, a prospective buyer should particularly examine time-based service points rather than mileage-based ones, such as fluids, rubber components and the roof's sealing strips. The most recent inspection was carried out on 2026-09-08.

Summary

A 2013 Volvo C70 in North American specification from the model's final year, with Summum equipment, original condition and only 11,000 km on the odometer. The car has been imported via the USA and Lithuania, has had three owners, and according to the seller has only been driven during summers in Sweden.

Overall, the vehicle is assessed to be in good condition with the paint in excellent condition, and all functions are reported to work as they should. The service history is not complete, but is supported by receipts and documentation. For anyone seeking a well-preserved and original example of Volvo's coupé-convertible with extremely low mileage, this is an interesting object.