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We're still figuring out what the 2019 Volvo will be,

Oct. 18, 2017 by Catherine Pope

We're still figuring out what the 2019 Volvo will be, but the new model will be similar to the Volvo S90 and Volvo S90D for both road use and cargo transport.

The Volvo S90D is priced at $40,000, and it will feature the same styling and all-wheel drive as the Volvo S90D but with a 4.5-liter V8 with a fuel tank.

It will have four-wheel drive, which makes it a little more versatile. With the 4.5-liter V8 being a bit more expensive, it's safe to say it's not going to be an all-wheel drive car. I can imagine Volvo is going to have to make a lot more concessions to get this model into production, but I don't think it's that big of a deal.

The 2018 and 2020 Volvo ZF series has also been in the works, with Volvo offering its first six-wheel-drive and a six-wheel-drive model both of which will also be available with the 2019 model. While the new Volvo ZF models are expected to have a similar design and styling pattern, it will look very different overall from the current Volvo line.

This new Volvo has some interesting specs. One of the main things I love about the new Volvo is the ability to choose from an array of different body styles and colors. In addition to the new body styles, all 3- and 4-wheel drive models will have different wheels, which means you can choose from four different configurations (two 5- and six-wheel drive variants).

Additionally, the 3- and 4-wheel-drive models will support an option to have their seats fitted with a seatbelt, which is useful when you run out of fuel and get stuck.

If you're interested in the 2018 Volvo ZF, here's the full list of available models:

I'd love to hear about your thoughts on the Volvo ZF.  I'm sure there are a lot more models out there to choose from, and I know there are a lot more people who have already owned a ZF.  We're just waiting to see what future Volvo models will look like.

Update: I have some more comments from Volvo about the 2018 model.  Here's a screenshot from someone who purchased one.  I'm not aware of any other models that were also in the works.The University of Texas at Austin has opened an Austin location to host its first ever public event