The Supra-Powered Volvo Wagon Has Returned For More Shenanigans!

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Everyone seemed to get a really huge kick out of Peter Björck's obscene Supra-powered Volvo wagon the last time he was featured here, so I'm happy to announce that his particularly Swedish brand of crazy is back for more.

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In this latest video we see Bjorck's 2JZ-powered Volvo 245 doing some ridiculous donuts on a traffic roundabout, then going off to hunt for other cars to humiliate. He even brings some pals along for the ride, sticking them in the backseat to help the Volvo get traction. They're all about practicality, those Swedes.

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Stick around until the end for some sweet smoky wagon drift action. That's never a bad thing.

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Hat tip to Rx_37!