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98 V70 850

I just might. I have been lead to believe that the 99-02 V70's are not worth getting (unless it has been documented that their issues are fixed).

I really REALLY like the look of 2nd generation of the V70 wagons. To me it's the closest design to the 245's, which is what I've grown up thinking is what a Volvo is supposed to look like.

But I was under the impression I should avoid those due to the issues of the 99-2002's.

So are you saying that the 03-07 V70's kind of cleaned up their issues by that time?
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1985 245. 246K Gone..but not forgotten. Sold in 2013, found 2018! Still running on the road. Of course.






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