I was just wondering what others had with their cars besides the owner's manual (keys don't count). Mine came with the owner's manual, booklet on warranties, service booklet, service manual ordering booklet, quick tips (can't say really a booklet more like gloss note cards on a metal spiral), a tape cleaner for the cassette ( doubt it's any good any more), and a vhs tape on a quick guide to your new car. This was for a 95' 850 BTW.

 

A CD in the player, an arm rest, intact door pockets! A third row seat, diplomat club badge, a useless MAF, 15 inch steel wheels, a terrible front speaker job, no AC, manuals, a weak horn... Want me to continue?

 

With my wagon I found a calculator, about 83 cents worth of change, some pens and a pencile, NO owners manual, a newer head unit, a home made music cd (with music that I would actually listen to), a set of steel wheels, wiring for a radio (maybe a fire chief had the car), and about a ton of dirt.

With the Maxima, a beach towel, a bathroom floor throw rug, lots of pens, some cassette tapes, some change, NO owners manual.

 

The look of a mild mannered sedan,
the quality of a european luxo-cruiser,
and the heart of a Formula 1 racer!

 

Tool kit, factory jumper cables, 6 Mann oil filters, owner's manual, service guide and a Snap On T40 driver under the center console.

 

**** movie in the spare wheel well which i have not watched honest

 

My 850 came with a list of issues to long to list, the XC nothing exciting and the S80 with a huge smiles

 

Not in the Volvo, but in our Z71 Tahoe we found a digital camera. The photos on it were X rated. YIKES!!

In a Disco I purchased I found a film canister filled with an illegal substance.

In our boat I found a quarter behind the breaker panel. No idea how it got there unless someone from the factory was having some fun.