Volvo Emblem – Rear (Volvo) 31213612

Originally a subsidiary of SKF bearings, Volvo (I roll) began rolling cars off the Swedish production lines in 1927. The ancient ideogram of a ring with an arrow bisecting at 1 o'clock was chosen as the company logo, a nod towards the company's long-term involvement with iron alloys.

Through the decades Volvo became synonymous with safety, owing in no small part to ad campaigns in the 70's showing Volvos stacked six high or crushed into cubes with perfectly functional cabin doors.

Like fellow Swedish car manufacturer SAAB, Volvo was also an early adopter of advanced engine management and introduced the Lambda-Sond 3-way catalyst system in 1977.

Elevated nickel content and careful engineering in the B21 family of engines have given Volvo legendary status as a durable car manufacturer with seven-digit examples still rolling down the roads.

Even the most durable of automobiles eventually succumb to the rigors of daily life. eEuroparts.com has a comprehensive catalog of quality genuine Volvo parts to keep your Volvo rolling well into the six figures.

Genuine parts are made by the vehicle manufacturer or by the highest quality original equipment manufacturers. Either way, this is the exact part that was used at the time of assembly.