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1994 960. Couple of questions 900 1994

posted by  1990_740_16V on  Wed Mar 11 14:39 CST 2009
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Hello. Just purchased a '94 960 sedan. Previously I owned a 1990 740 wagon with the 16 valve engine. Just wondering whats so different about this car (i.e. what to keep an eye on, any quirks they're known for, etc.) I have noticed that the car rides so much better than my 740, that I like. Would have to say though, the 740 has a much more classic euro look to it- this one is more refined and/or classy. Took a look under the hood before I bought it and was terrified!! I think that I am going to prefer to work on the older four cylinders (b230, b234) ha ha ha. The car is very clean inside, outside, even the engine is nice and shiny! Runs like a top, nice and smooth. It's got 146K on it right now and will need a T-belt in about another 5000 or so miles. One other thing I was wondering about is apparently these cars had two trim levels (level I, level II) can anyone explain how to determine which one I have? Thanks for your help! -Matt






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