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Used Volvo vans in Portugal

Found 254 cars

From €800 to €114,000, half under €11,990 · Typically 2015 with 177,250 km · Most listed: Volvo V40, Volvo V40 Cross Country, and Volvo C30. Volvo builds no panel vans, so a Volvo van is almost always the commercial version of an SUV or estate, with the rear turned into a load area. Approval as a goods vehicle changes its inspections, its IUC road tax and how it may be used.

254 cars found

Volvo C30 1.6 D Drive 99g Kinetic Start/Stop

€8,500

StandvirtualHigh price+17%Newly added

2011

165,000 km

5 hours ago

Diesel

Manual

Volvo V40 2.0 D2 R-Design Momentum Geartronic

€12,500

AUTO.MOTO.PTFair price-3%Newly added

2016

207,000 km

18 hours ago

Diesel

Automatic

Porto

Volvo V40 2.0 D4 R-Design

€8,990

OmeuStandGood price-32%

2014

160,000 km

1 day ago

Diesel

Manual

Braga

Volvo V40 2.0 D2 Kinetic Eco

€13,900

StandvirtualFair price0%

2016

72,000 km

1 day ago

Diesel

Manual

Volvo XC 60 D5 Momentum

€9,990

Carros Usados BaratosHigh price+15%

2010

231,451 km

2 days ago

Diesel

Manual

Porto

Volvo V40 D2 R Design

€8,000

StandvirtualGood price-24%

2014

186,303 km

2 days ago

Diesel

Manual

Volvo V40 D2 Kinetic

€12,500

StandvirtualGood price-11%

2017

125,000 km

2 days ago

Diesel

Manual

Volvo V40 2.0 D2 Kinetic

€12,950

CustojustoHigh price+10%

2015

120,000 km

2 days ago

Diesel

Manual

Viseu

Volvo V40 D3 Momentum

€14,999

StandvirtualHigh price+7%

2017

130,000 km

3 days ago

Diesel

Manual

Braga

Volvo V40 R2 Design

€11,000

CustojustoHigh price+13%

2015

200,000 km

3 days ago

Diesel

Manual

Porto

254 cars found

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What is a Volvo van or commercial version?

It is a Volvo passenger car, usually an SUV or estate, approved as a light goods vehicle, with the rear seats replaced by a load area. The Portuguese registration document shows its category and number of seats.

How often does a commercial Volvo need an IPO inspection in Portugal?

A light goods vehicle has its first IPO two years after registration and then every year. A passenger Volvo is first inspected at four years, then every two years until eight, and annually after that.

Can I refit rear seats in a Volvo van?

Only through a change of characteristics approved by the IMT, which alters the vehicle's category and may mean paying the ISV difference. Without it, carrying passengers in the back is not allowed.