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When is enough, ENOUGH?

posted by  nh on  Thu Dec 29 05:34 CST 2005
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You always have more to do at first with a used car, and once you have the first things sorted out it calms down. Look at it in terms of cost-per-mile over several years and you're always WAY ahead compared to a new car. You can do better than Midas for major work, though. A small independent shop specializing (at least partially) in Volvos will do better work almost certainly for less.






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