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Should I buy an S70 S70

posted by  gun740 on  Fri Dec 10 17:09 CST 2004
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Have been a Brick driver for many years. Currently have 90 740 that has taken on massive project car proportions and unsuitable for monday - friday work transport. Need to replace current daily driver and considering a 1998 - 2000 S70 T-5.

Aim is to have a nice luxury sedan that can come to life a little in daily traffic (I travel approx 50 minutes per day) and the rare long 5+ hours drive.

Question is, would you recommend this vehicle and what should I look for to get the right car?

Other variables, this will be my first FWD. What should I expect, will i be able to survive?

Comments very VERY appreciated, especially from Australian brick enthusiasts with S70 experience.






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