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TIME OUT! XC90

posted by  Jeff Evans on  Mon Feb 17 00:46 CST 2003
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Designers only create to parameters defined by the manufacturer. It has nothing to do with their talent.

My comment refers to some of the American designed cars from the 70's - 90's that I have driven.

To me, the interior of many of these cars was more glitz than substance. A couple of examples are chrome covered plastic knobs and interior trim pieces or oversized graphical displays with limited information. Both are reflected in the XC90's radio and the door handles.

I found these interiors wear on you over the years versus an understated interior that does not demand attention.

My opinion anyway.

Regards, Jeff Evans

--
2003 XC70, 1997 960 wagon






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