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CarGuru > Volvo > Does the 850 saloon have folding seats? 8 April 2005 03:28:34

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Does the 850 saloon have folding seats?

George 5 April 2005 05:06:44
 Does the 850 saloon have folding rear seats? Would I be able to fit a
mountain bike in the boot of saloon, maybe with the seats down it
would be ok?
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Bev A. Kupf 5 April 2005 05:10:03 permanent link ]
 On Tue, 05 Apr 2005 02:06:44 +0100,
George (George@spam.trap) wrote:> Does the 850 saloon have folding rear seats?

No.
Would I be able to fit a> mountain bike in the boot of saloon, maybe with the seats down it> would be ok?

A bike-rack attaches nicely to the boot. Also, I have managed to
fit a bike inside the 850 (after taking the front wheel off).

Beverly
--
Many a smale maketh a grate -- Geoffrey Chaucer
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Mike F 5 April 2005 16:10:49 permanent link ]
 "Bev A. Kupf" wrote:>
On Tue, 05 Apr 2005 02:06:44 +0100,> George (George@spam.trap) wrote:> > Does the 850 saloon have folding rear seats?>
No.>
Would I be able to fit a> > mountain bike in the boot of saloon, maybe with the seats down it> > would be ok?>
A bike-rack attaches nicely to the boot. Also, I have managed to> fit a bike inside the 850 (after taking the front wheel off).>
Beverly> --> Many a smale maketh a grate -- Geoffrey Chaucer

Every 850 sedan (saloon) I've ever seen has folding rear seats - and
I've put a bike in my more or less identical S70 with the rear seats
folded.

--
Mike F.
Thornhill (near Toronto), Ont.

Replace tt with t (twice!) and remove parentheses to email me directly.
(But I check the newsgroup more often than this email address.)
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Bev A. Kupf 5 April 2005 16:32:32 permanent link ]
 On Tue, 05 Apr 2005 08:10:49 -0400,
Mike F ("mikef2316()"@alls­ttream.nett) wrote:> Every 850 sedan (saloon) I've ever seen has folding rear seats - and> I've put a bike in my more or less identical S70 with the rear seats>

Interesting. I know the rear seats in our S70 do fold down, and was
pretty sure that they don't fold down in our 850, but truth be told,
I haven't actually looked -- I've just sort of assumed that they don't.

I may very well be mistaken, and will post the outcome here in a
couple hours.

Beverly
--
Many a smale maketh a grate -- Geoffrey Chaucer
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K Bourke 5 April 2005 17:03:49 permanent link ]
 Heck, I've transported a single bed mattress in my 850 "boot" (read:trunk),
with the lid closed and seats folded....to the amazement of the guys on the
loading dock...LOL
K

1993 850 GLT in 601 RED @ 280,000km (OK, so there's no A/C anymore...)


"Bev A. Kupf" <bevakupf@myhome.ne­t> wrote in message
news:slrnd551b0.25m­.bevakupf@myhome.net­...> On Tue, 05 Apr 2005 08:10:49 -0400,> Mike F ("mikef2316()"@alls­ttream.nett) wrote:>> Every 850 sedan (saloon) I've ever seen has folding rear seats - and>> I've put a bike in my more or less identical S70 with the rear seats>>
Interesting. I know the rear seats in our S70 do fold down, and was> pretty sure that they don't fold down in our 850, but truth be told,> I haven't actually looked -- I've just sort of assumed that they don't.>
I may very well be mistaken, and will post the outcome here in a> couple hours.>
Beverly> -- > Many a smale maketh a grate -- Geoffrey Chaucer


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Stephen Henning 5 April 2005 19:48:35 permanent link ]
 George <George@spam.trap> wrote:
Would I be able to fit a mountain bike in the boot of saloon

An unrelated question:

In the USA they say race cars are running nose-to-tail or in traffic
they are running bumper-to-bumper.

In the UK do they say race cars are running boot-to-bonnet?
--
Cheers, Steve Henning in Reading, PA, USA
Owned '67,'68,'71,'74,'79­,'81,'87,'93,'95 & '01 Volvos.
The '67,'74,'79,'87,'95­ and '01 through European Delivery.
http://home.earthli­nk.net/~rhodyman/vol­vo.html
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George 6 April 2005 11:50:28 permanent link ]
 On Tue, 05 Apr 2005 11:48:35 -0400, Stephen Henning <pighash@aol.com>
wrote:
George <George@spam.trap> wrote:>
Would I be able to fit a mountain bike in the boot of saloon>
An unrelated question:>
In the USA they say race cars are running nose-to-tail or in traffic >they are running bumper-to-bumper.>
In the UK do they say race cars are running boot-to-bonnet?

No we usually say bumper to bumper. Never heard anybody say
boot-to-bonnet.

So what is the answer to my question, do the rear seats fold on a
vovlo 850. Conflicting replies here. I cant imagine them not being
folding on some models and folding on others.

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Tim.. 6 April 2005 12:31:09 permanent link ]
 
"George" <George@spam.trap> wrote in message
news:0tm351lq84jouv­ogs3g3afduv6gk6jb9u4­@4ax.com...> Does the 850 saloon have folding rear seats? Would I be able to fit a> mountain bike in the boot of saloon, maybe with the seats down it> would be ok?

Yes- roughly 60:40.

Tim..


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Stephen Henning 6 April 2005 17:48:57 permanent link ]
 George <George@spam.trap> wrote:
So what is the answer to my question, do the rear seats fold on a> vovlo 850. Conflicting replies here. I cant imagine them not being> folding on some models and folding on others.

"My '93 850 sedan/saloon had a rear seat that had a center section that
folded down exposing port through which you could put skis or a movie
screen through. There was no way you could put a bicycle in the trunk
and the back seat. There was bicycle rack that fit in the trailer hitch.

On 850 estates/station wagons, there are 60/40 rear seats that fold down
flat. You can easily carry a bicycle in it. The other day I carried a
10' pipe inside my 850 wagon.

--
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Cheers, Steve Henning in Reading, PA USA
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Peter K L Milnes 7 April 2005 03:17:19 permanent link ]
 
"Tim.." <the.farm.hates.spa­m@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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"George" <George@spam.trap> wrote in message> news:0tm351lq84jouv­ogs3g3afduv6gk6jb9u4­@4ax.com...>> Does the 850 saloon have folding rear seats? Would I be able to fit a>> mountain bike in the boot of saloon, maybe with the seats down it>> would be ok?>
Yes- roughly 60:40.>
Tim..

Wrong - only estates (wagons) have folding seats. Saloons (sedans) have
fixed rear seating except for the "cubby-hole" as mentioned by Stephen.

Cheers, Peter.



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Baz 7 April 2005 04:38:39 permanent link ]
 
"Peter K L Milnes" <Peter.K.L.Milnes@b­tinternet.com> wrote in message
news:d31qlv$mkq$1@s­parta.btinternet.com­...>
"Tim.." <the.farm.hates.spa­m@btinternet.com> wrote in message> news:d306od$1lo$1@t­itan.btinternet.com.­..> >
"George" <George@spam.trap> wrote in message> > news:0tm351lq84jouv­ogs3g3afduv6gk6jb9u4­@4ax.com...> >> Does the 850 saloon have folding rear seats? Would I be able to fit a> >> mountain bike in the boot of saloon, maybe with the seats down it> >> would be ok?> >
Yes- roughly 60:40.> >
Tim..>
Wrong - only estates (wagons) have folding seats. Saloons (sedans) have> fixed rear seating except for the "cubby-hole" as mentioned by Stephen.>
Cheers, Peter.>

Sounds like there might be a variation between countries.

My (sold in Australia) '96 850 has fold down rear seats, roughly 40:60, and
a "ski" hole behind the fold down arm-rest / child seat.

For those who say their's don't fold down, check in the boot, it's possible
to lock them so they can't be folded down, as a security measure for denying
access to the boot, for example when you give the "service" key (for want of
a better name) to someone else. Check the owners' manual.

Regards
Barry


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Bc 7 April 2005 07:49:17 permanent link ]
 "Peter K L Milnes" <Peter.K.L.Milnes@b­tinternet.com> wrote in news:d31qlv
$mkq$1@sparta.btint­ernet.com:
"Tim.." <the.farm.hates.spa­m@btinternet.com> wrote in message > news:d306od$1lo$1@t­itan.btinternet.com.­..>>
"George" <George@spam.trap> wrote in message>> news:0tm351lq84jouv­ogs3g3afduv6gk6jb9u4­@4ax.com...>>> Does the 850 saloon have folding rear seats? Would I be able to fit a>>> mountain bike in the boot of saloon, maybe with the seats down it>>> would be ok?>>
Yes- roughly 60:40.>>
Tim..>
Wrong - only estates (wagons) have folding seats. Saloons (sedans) have > fixed rear seating except for the "cubby-hole" as mentioned by Stephen.>
Cheers, Peter.>

My 95 850 Sedan (US) has the cubby hole behind the fold down
armrest, but the seats also fold down, 60/40 split. A friend's
93 was the same way.
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Tim.. 7 April 2005 12:48:28 permanent link ]
 
"Peter K L Milnes" <Peter.K.L.Milnes@b­tinternet.com> wrote in message
news:d31qlv$mkq$1@s­parta.btinternet.com­...>
"Tim.." <the.farm.hates.spa­m@btinternet.com> wrote in message> news:d306od$1lo$1@t­itan.btinternet.com.­..> >
"George" <George@spam.trap> wrote in message> > news:0tm351lq84jouv­ogs3g3afduv6gk6jb9u4­@4ax.com...> >> Does the 850 saloon have folding rear seats? Would I be able to fit a> >> mountain bike in the boot of saloon, maybe with the seats down it> >> would be ok?> >
Yes- roughly 60:40.> >
Tim..>
Wrong - only estates (wagons) have folding seats. Saloons (sedans) have> fixed rear seating except for the "cubby-hole" as mentioned by Stephen.

Sorry peter, you are wrong- all european 850's and S70's have folding rear
seats, I could go out to the garage and fold them in two cars which are sat
there!

If they didnt fold- you'd have no way to remove the parcel / hat shelf to
get at the speakers which are there!

Don't forget there are two red "dis-arm" tabs in the boot/trunk which need
to be flicked before the seat back release levers in the passenger
compartment will actually unlock the seat.


Tim..


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Mike F 7 April 2005 16:13:17 permanent link ]
 "Tim.." wrote:>
"Peter K L Milnes" <Peter.K.L.Milnes@b­tinternet.com> wrote in message> news:d31qlv$mkq$1@s­parta.btinternet.com­...> >
"Tim.." <the.farm.hates.spa­m@btinternet.com> wrote in message> > news:d306od$1lo$1@t­itan.btinternet.com.­..> > >
"George" <George@spam.trap> wrote in message> > > news:0tm351lq84jouv­ogs3g3afduv6gk6jb9u4­@4ax.com...> > >> Does the 850 saloon have folding rear seats? Would I be able to fit a> > >> mountain bike in the boot of saloon, maybe with the seats down it> > >> would be ok?> > >
Yes- roughly 60:40.> > >
Tim..> >
Wrong - only estates (wagons) have folding seats. Saloons (sedans) have> > fixed rear seating except for the "cubby-hole" as mentioned by Stephen.>
Sorry peter, you are wrong- all european 850's and S70's have folding rear> seats, I could go out to the garage and fold them in two cars which are sat> there!>
If they didnt fold- you'd have no way to remove the parcel / hat shelf to> get at the speakers which are there!>
Don't forget there are two red "dis-arm" tabs in the boot/trunk which need> to be flicked before the seat back release levers in the passenger> compartment will actually unlock the seat.>
Tim..

And I can tell you that my brother's '94 has seats that fold down 60/40,
as well as the pass through.
--
Mike F.
Thornhill (near Toronto), Ont.

Replace tt with t (twice!) and remove parentheses to email me directly.
(But I check the newsgroup more often than this email address.)
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Chip C 7 April 2005 17:18:21 permanent link ]
 George wrote:> On Tue, 05 Apr 2005 11:48:35 -0400, Stephen Henning <pighash@aol.com>> wrote:>
George <George@spam.trap> wrote:> >
Would I be able to fit a mountain bike in the boot of saloon
< [...]> So what is the answer to my question, do the rear seats fold on a> vovlo 850. Conflicting replies here. I cant imagine them not being> folding on some models and folding on others.

As unlikely as it may seem, this may be the case. I'm certain that I've
seen a sedan model advertised with a choice of rear seat
configurations: either 60/40 folding, OR non-folding but with a ski
pass-through plus integral child seats. The big caveat is, I can't
swear this was even a Volvo that I'm remembering, much less an 850 of a
certain year and from a certain market. But basically, it is possible
that both setups exist.

Chip C
Toronto

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Peter K L Milnes 8 April 2005 03:28:34 permanent link ]
 Thanks for the helpfulness Tim. I would have thought that the parcel shelf
was accessible from inside the boot as in 944s and previous models (240/260
and 740/760). My 944 has two large elliptical speakers fitted to the parcel
shelf which have Volvo identification markings on them!

Cheers, Peter.

"Tim.." <the.farm.hates.spa­m@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:d32s4s$p8l$1@s­parta.btinternet.com­...>
Sorry peter, you are wrong- all european 850's and S70's have folding rear> seats, I could go out to the garage and fold them in two cars which are > sat> there!>
If they didnt fold- you'd have no way to remove the parcel / hat shelf to> get at the speakers which are there!>
Don't forget there are two red "dis-arm" tabs in the boot/trunk which need> to be flicked before the seat back release levers in the passenger> compartment will actually unlock the seat.>
Tim..>


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