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Re: 98 - V90 or GLT wagons? S90-V90 98

posted by  someone claiming to be Brandon on  Tue Oct 31 17:19 CST 2000 [RELATED]

> I'd suggest that the V90 feels a

> little bigger and more solid, and the V70 has more of a sporting

> feel, and handles much better

Thats a bunch of crap. The V70 does not handle better espically around a sharp turn with a harsh exceleration. Its stupid to buy a FWD car unless you really want to get a fuel efficent car. As for sporty feel, I had a S70 t-5 as a loaner when the dealership took my car for the 55,000 check up. The S70 suffers from massive torque steer as does my S80 T-6. I only drive the S80 on the highway. The 960 is way more fun to drive in hilly and very tight cornering conditions. When I go up to the mountains with friends you can bet I'll take the 964. Who wants the Front wheels loosing traction and who wants to be very carful about the way they take a turn, as not to loose the front end even with traction control.

Roy and Mark sorry that you guys got crap cars but, the people who actually enjoy their S90 or V90 car are actually driving it and not posting B.S. The S90 did get a 90% satisfactin rate.

Brandon





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