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posted by  Jerry Warren on  Mon Jan 31 16:01 CST 2005
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Check out the forum for FAQ and check out the 700/900 buying tips. What are you going to use the car for, road, city, hauling(wagon) all of the former. The answer to that may steer you to what is best for you. For me I would stay with models in the 90's. Most all models of RWD can give you great service if the car has been maintained properly. This is the key to finding a Volvo that will give you good service and long life.






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