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Question about buying 1995 940 turbo wagon 900 1995

posted by  Guy W on  Tue Mar 5 02:48 CST 2002
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"Does this seem too low? Should I be worried?"

Most dealers do not want to handle high mileage cars. So they probably put it close to a wholesale price to see if they could unload it quickly before taking it to an auction house. It will probably make a fine car to own at a small investment, but I would have an independent Volvo mechanic check it out. If they find anything wrong use it as a negotiating tool to get the price lowered further. If you take care of it it will last a lot longer and be more reliable. Check out ebay to see what other similar cars have been selling for.






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