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To 940 or not to 940?? That is the question... 900

posted by  Lukester on  Fri Apr 9 12:25 CST 2004
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Star, thought I'd add my 2 cents to this discussion. I drove Corvettes for 10 years before I saw the light and got my first Volvo. The Corvette was expensive to maintain all the way around and really not built well. Wish I had bought a Volvo years earlier. After my Corvettes, I admit my 89 240 was plain and unexciting. However, after a few years my love for these cars grew deep and intense. They are plain and simply a great car! As many have said, they aren't maintenance free, but if you take care of them, they just won't die. Very reliable. From what I have heard BTW, the 240 wagon is supposedly the "cool" car on the young college scene. I am told that a Volvo wagon with a roof rack and a surf board is a "chick magnet."
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89 240 190K, 93 940 80K






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