This 1993 Volvo 940 2.3i GL is finished in grey over a dark blue-grey interior, showing 342,001 kilometres, a mileage the seller notes is NAP-verified. Its 2.3-litre four-cylinder is rated at 130 hp in the seller's specification and drives the rear wheels through an automatic gearbox, and the car carries a regulated LPG installation. A sedan on 17-inch R wheels with yellow headlamps, it is now offered by Open Air Imports in Achthuizen, Netherlands, with a 7-photo gallery.

The seller describes the car as a tidy, much-loved example of a model that has become a genuine cult car, and is open that the paintwork is not a ten, with patina here and there, while the car presents well in the photos. It can also be supplied on its original wheels.

The cabin is trimmed in dark microfibre, which the seller describes as very tidy and intact throughout. Everything on the car works, in the seller's words, including the air conditioning, electronic climate control and cruise control, and a radio with Bluetooth is fitted.

The LPG installation is a regulated G2 system, and the seller notes that LPG is particularly attractive at current petrol prices. High mileage on a 940 is no obstacle when the car has been looked after, and the seller presents this one as exactly that.

The 940, built from 1990 to 1998, was the last of Volvo's traditional rear-wheel-drive cars, and the 2.3 GL sedan is the classic form of it. Honest, working examples with this one's equipment are the ones the model's following looks for.