Detailed headlamps, taillamps and trim, “VOLVO”, “FUEL INJECTION”, “S” badging on rear, “73 HW 142” license plate.

The Volvo 140 Series is a series of mid-sized automobiles produced by Volvo from 1966 to 1974, split into the 142, 144 and 145 models, each differing by their body style and number of doors (142 was a two-door coupe, 144 was a four-door sedan and 145 was a five-door wagon) and each with their own varying trim levels. Designed by Jan Wilsgaard, the 140 was the first Volvo to feature a boxier body style; compared to the Amazons which it replaced, there was little carryover on both the interior and exterior. Production ended in 1974, with the car replaced by the 200 Series. 1,251,371 were produced, becoming Volvo’s first car to achieve a million sales.

This casting replicates a lightly-modified Volvo 142 GL with lowered stance and a racing-style interior among other modifications.  fandom.com