The 15 millionth Volvo was sold

Last month Volvo announced the rollout of its 15 millionth car from the Uddevalla factory in Sweden, but it did not say where the car would be sold, as a publicity strategy, since it could remain in Europe or the United States.
The car in question is a light blue C70 convertible, which was sold to an American couple. Because it was a special unit for the company, Volvo paid the new owners a trip to Sweden with all expenses included.
And since that was not enough, they were offered the chance to take a tour of the facilities of Volvo.
No details are given about how special the car is, but we imagine it is a traditional convertible whose production number is the main reason for all the attention paid to Paul and Aimee Kay (undoubtedly a very lucky couple).
Via | Carscoop
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