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Should I try a Volvo? V70-XC70 1998

posted by  jda2000 on  Fri Nov 14 07:33 CST 2003
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$13k for a'98 with that many miles sounds a bit much.
There are plenty of '98s out there with less than 100k miles for less than $10k.
I got a loaded '98 V70 GLT (not a T5 with 230 horsepower, but light turbo with 190)with 75K miles for $10k, and this was 8 mos ago.

It's a great looking wagon, confortable and with plenty of pep at 190 horsepower.
Make sure the AC blows cold, that t-belt has already been replaced around 70k miles and that ABS/tracs is functioning well. Also get a carfax to check its history.

If you're patient you'll probably find a better deal.
--
'98 v70 GLT John, Tampa Bay






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