My baby died after many years of loyal work. The repair costs to big for me.
I have the cd changer that I just got left, purchased from the volvo dealer original factory equipment. It is in great condition, includes one cartrige.
I will include also the bracket for instalation on the truck. I am asking $250. If interested please contact me at vlonjati@gmail.com

I'm interested in discussing the cd changer if you still have it. My browser won't let me sign in; please look up my user info and e-mail me; I'll contact you.

Timc

'95 965/107K; '94 854 (138K); '80 242GT (161K)

Very sorry to hear this, I hope you find something better. Are you planning on getting another volvo what happened to the 960

Regards
VHT

main seal started leaking and the engine was pinging for no reason. I lost compresion and gass milage went way up. I doubt that loaning it to my brother while I was out of the country had to do with this.
Anyways, yes my first choice was to go and get a brand new s40 (RED). But I decided to get the same car I was driving when I went back home. A MINI COOPER S,,,,well I got the MINI because Volvo would not sell me a car. I am new in this country and my credit is young.

Can't wait till my lease is over and get an S40 though.

That's surprising. Volvo's finace arm is Primus (Formerly: Ford Motor Credit) who I have dealt with on many occasions and found them to be very liberal in the lending of money. I know of someone with $9,000 in collections and Ford still gave them the loan.

Ford is a good lender, and is a famous "Legacy Lender." That is, if you get in good with them, they don't care what you do with (or to) your other creditors, as long as you keep your nose clean with them, they will keep on selling you cars.

Maybe since Ford, Volvo, Mazda, Land Rover, Jaguar and Aston Martin credit all merged together to form Primus, they have forgotten their roots and allowed their heads to become too large?

I'm surprised that Mini would extend credit where Ford wouldn't: Mini is owned by BMW and their Credit arm is notoriously snooty.

Tis a shame though about the S40. At least you have something to look forward to. I have been Volvoless during tough times, and I know what you're feeling.... I still mourn the sale of my '99 S70 T5, and that was a couple years ago.


Fred