Volvo's first unibody production vehicle came out in the mid-1940s as a smaller, more affordable model adapted for the post-World War II era. It was a precursor of the more popular and arguably better-looking Amazon and the company's first model in many years to have a four-cylinder engine. Dubbed "Iron Maven," this SEMA exhibit also happens to have a four-pot, but it's a modern powertrain borrowed from an S60 Recharge.
