It was the Volvo 1800 ES (1971–1973) Also known by its famous nickname: “Snow White’s Coffin” ❄️ One of the most charming cars of the early ’70s, an elegant shooting brake, produced for just two years and now a true cult classic. Why it’s so recognizable: - Sporty front with long, elegant lines - The iconic fully glass tailgate, revolutionary at the time - A rare mix of style and practicality - Powered by Volvo’s legendary B20 four-cylinder: simple, durable, and reliable That glass tailgate earned the car its fairy-tale nickname. A design detail that still makes the 1800 ES instantly recognizable today. Pure 1970s design vibes: - chrome accents - wooden dashboard - analog gauges - pastel and earth-tone paint colors Only built from 1971 to 1973, the Volvo 1800 ES has become increasingly collectible and for good reason. It’s a car where design, simplicity, and character come together beautifully. Your turn: What detail gave it away for you? Was it the rear glass, the silhouette, or the era it instantly reminds you of? Looking forward to your explanations 👇

Everyone in this community loves cars for different reasons, the design, the sound, the engineering, the nostalgia. So I’m curious… What’s your all-time favorite car, and why? I’ll go first: My favorite is the Citroën DS, the perfect mix of futuristic design, elegance and that unmistakable French charm. Nothing else looks or feels like it. Your turn 👇Share your favorite car (photo welcome!) and tell us what makes it special to you.

Here’s a little challenge for the classic car lovers in this community.I’ve uploaded a short clip of a beautiful vintage icon, but I’m not telling you which one it is (yet 😉). Do you know the correct model and year? Drop your best guess in the comments 👇