The four-door Volvo 240chero was ahead of its time

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Matt Hardigree
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Despite what the photo description says we've seen Volvo 240chero/minos before. But I'm thinking the four-door is something new. If only we'd have gotten this instead of the Subaru Baja.

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Also, an update on naming. A car is a -chero if it's a Ford or Ford-related product (in honor of the Ranchero). A -page if it is Chrysler-related (in honor of the Dodge Rampage). A -mino if it is Chevy or any other non GMC product (in honor of the El Camino). Now that Volvo is no longer associated with Ford is it a Volvo 240chero? A Volvomino?