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When to throw in the towel 850 1998

posted by  compucat on  Sat Oct 22 00:43 CST 2005
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well I enjoyed reading this post and everyones input. I myself have toyed with the idea of buying a a newer one. my 96 glt with 163k on it has needed many repairs, a,c compressor, pnp switch, suspension, brakes rotars, the list goes on and on, but THE CAR ALWAYS RUNS!!! I had one day last winter when it was soo cold the throtle stuck had to pull over husband was there with a screwdriver in 5 mins. I take mt car to the dealer to get the list of repairs get a nice loaner for a day. husband dose the work, or if he caint I have dealer do it. I have driven the new s40, s60, s70 and the s80. I must say the s70 and the s60 are very close to what I drive and if I caint find a convertible in a couple of years the s60 turbo is the car for me. I was told by my dealer if I want to come down and take a new or used one home for the weekend please drop by, they are not pushy at all. go drive one, looks arent everything. Kelly






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