Chances are that the last new car you shopped for wasn’t all that expensive. It was the price of the extra cost options that got to you. May we present Volvo. The three 1971 models in the 140 Series, on the left, feature a rugged 118-hp engine, 4-wheel power disc brakes and reclining bucket seats designed by orthopedic surgeons, not stylists. As standard equipment. The elegant 164, on the right, also has, as standard, power steering, whitewall radial tires, leather upholstered seats and a 145-hp 6-cylinder engine. And all of these Volvos are equipped with tinted glass on all windows and an electric rear window defroster. Plus features you can’t put a price on, like a huge trunk, practical aluminum bumpers and six coats of primer and paint. There are many other standard Volvo features we’d like to show and demonstrate to you. A test drive is optional, at no extra cost.