respect to an american who drives a station wagon, greetings from Hungary, station wagon country (german colony)

@ReelDragFishing

4 жыл бұрын

jegesbubu jo napot kivanok!

@aronka9871

4 жыл бұрын

Kombi élet!

@johnbecht3158

4 жыл бұрын

I am hungry

@meebix5928

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnbecht3158 lmao me too

@1986Honda4trax

4 жыл бұрын

I dont understand why not many companies dont make wagons, thet are good for storage😂 and they look really good

Just bought a 2001 Volvo V70 t5 was 128k original miles. It runs so strong and it's so quick and the handling is incredible. Best $4,000 I've ever spent on a car in my 30 years on the road.

I love Volvos for their looks. That V70 R as well as the 850 T5-R are two special cars in my heart. I also like the S60 from 2000 - 2004.

@CarterMoen

7 ай бұрын

I have a s60 2002 she has some electric issues but it is so much fun to drive.

The day I sold my 5 speed V70 will forever sit on my shame shelf.

@BobSmith-cl6rg

4 жыл бұрын

Had one for 20 years can't part with it :)

@shaunbrowne3963

4 жыл бұрын

I feel your pain, same regret.

@ThisIsTheWarRoom

4 жыл бұрын

I'm flummoxed by ABS code on my 2003 V70 T5 5 speed and was thinking of selling it ... but I think I would regret it too.

@BobSmith-cl6rg

4 жыл бұрын

@@ThisIsTheWarRoom you would regret, if all works OK remove bulb problem solved, 👍

@gliuchnikoff

4 жыл бұрын

My friend sold me his S60 5 speed. He regrets every time he see me driving it. So I feel you pain, brother.

Sad you're not sure you wanna keep Volvo's on your channel, they're what made your channel.

@ShiftingLanes

4 жыл бұрын

We will never not have a Volvo on the channel. I was just speaking to branching out to other brands. Volvo is a part of the fabric of SL from here until kingdom come 🙂

I always get surprised when American likes Volvo, Love how you have an R, Its a dream

@BlackZero796

4 жыл бұрын

As an American and a Volvo fanboy, hard agree. My dream is an 850R

@tylerp3397

3 жыл бұрын

Some of us American’s enjoy our volvos. I love my 2016 V60 polestar.

Great vid! 👏 I really appreciate your honesty of ownership with mods. It sounds fantastic! It isn't exactly maintenance free, as you have mentioned, but the smile you get behind the wheel is priceless. The exclusivity is one of my main draws to Volvo S60Rs. Let's be real for a moment. Who doesn't have a BMW? I don't want to be like the guy down the road. This isn't North Korea! Plus the S60R is a sleeper! Blow by cops and just about wave! Lol. Mine is stock of course. Pretty much at "zero". K&N filter that's all. 👍

Beautiful my dude, regards from Stockholm/Volvo-country.

love Volvo, I owned from 145 through 245,244 manual, another 245, 850, 960, V70, V70XC and now I have XC70D5 and XC60D5. Volvo for ever

@niemilau01

4 жыл бұрын

I just bought volvo s80 2004 for my first car✌️ it was my father's before for 10years without single problem

@yew108

3 жыл бұрын

@Gabriel Simek . Which one is your favourite and why ? I consider to buy one. Thx !

Hey i own volvo v70 2005 about 6 years and i love it. Best regards From Estonia-))

Just bought a v70 two weeks ago my wife loves it so much she really loves the seat warmers, love the channel you my friend have a subcriber

@ShiftingLanes

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks JC! Welcome and hope you like what we have in store 🙂

@JC-bs6jl

4 жыл бұрын

Can't wait, 😀

@hajileserpud9539

4 жыл бұрын

@@JC-bs6jl yep... just got a 2004 XC70 that I love and wife also... just gotta do PCV system and a tune up...

@hajileserpud9539

4 жыл бұрын

@Petr K but V70 is station wagon for family, S60 is sedan very fast

Greets from Greece! ...me& my '96 850R Kombi gives you huge🤜🤛 (ps.I have my black R since 1996! I'm the first and last owner! ...I keep them till end of my life! 🍀

Great video Congrats for your well sounded volvo. Bought my 09 S80 3.2 FWD 185k miles, 18 months ago in California, changed engine oil and filter, transmission fluid , fuel filter , spark plugs and one week later, I was driving it to Massachusetts. No problems going through last year’s northeast winter . Guess I am keeping it for a while 👍

I own this car now for almost 7 years. Love every drive in it.

I've had a 2004 V70 for almost a year now and I absolutely LOVE it. I've always been a fan of Volvo and when I found mine for $2000 I jumped on it instantly.

@patagualianmostly7437

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Ryan...You did well there! I recently plunged in & bought a Xc90 V8..[2009]. What a move! In my youth, I had a Volvo P1800 (1963) which I bought for 250 quid (pounds UK) (It WAS a long time ago.) It had some rust issues due to the salt on UK roads, around the rear wheel arches...But I sincerely wish I had had the means to put that car in storage......because the rest of it was excellent...be worth a small fortune now, to be sure. What is crazy is that it did not make me a dedicated Volvo man.... Since then I have driven all sorts of crap....... and only now, since buying this Xc90 have I realised what I have missed in all those intervening years: Sheer Pleasure! I love this V8.... I love the quality build....But I almost went for a V70, I must admit, good luck with yours. Stay Safe.

great stuff, I've never been happier with a car than with my volvo.

I just bought myself a 1997 v70 awd, cant wait to begin my volvo life!

I am proud of my Volvo wagon too, 2017 V60 here 👍

I agree with you when you say it's one of the most beautiful wagons ever made. I've owned two V70 estates and still love to drive it every day.

4 жыл бұрын

You don't need to say estate when talking V70s. It's redundant.

Great video by the way!

I've had only Volvo for 20 yrs now; 1st was the '87 740 sedan, now it's the '98 V70XC turbo, the best car I've ever owned; all have had "issues" but all have been fun to drive...sometimes frustrating & troublesome, but better built than most cars I can think of.

Nice presentaition, glad there are Americans that are humble on you tube. 👍

@patagualianmostly7437

4 жыл бұрын

Make the most of it....pretty rare!

Volvo's are just amazing ❤️ Beautiful, safe and reliable ❤️

Purchased my first Volvo last weekend as a winter beater. Long overdue. Just as I suspected....that's a lot of car. Solid. Already have a second MINT 850 picked out for purchase come spring.

Hello man thanks for the update

Owned my 98 V70R since April. LOVE it. Love all wagons. Especially my EcoBoost Flex.

@ghostwrench2292

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah EcoBoost Flex are sweet!

The best two cars I’ve ever owed are both Volvo wagons ; a Volvo 66 wagon and my present wheels a Volvo V50 wagon. I’m loving your shows. Pete 🇬🇧

New Volvo owner. (2016 xc70) So far its been really nice. New sub

@ShiftingLanes

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome and congrats on your purchase!

I love Volvo’s also, I own three 2006 XC90’s and one 2006 V070. All of them are turbos and extremely quick and very good condition and I got them all for around $4000 each. I also learned to work on mine and save a ton of money and enjoy doing the work.

Good video ! I'm from North Jersey also. Iv'e owned a 2001 Volvo v70 24t for 4 years now ! I love the car. Lots of power,comfortable,great sound system. Very solid,well built car. It does suck in the snow though ,lol ! We will see how it is this winter. I just put on new tires.. I did the struts and shocks,radiator, pads and rotors, 2 coil packs,transmission fluid drain and refill. It will need new emergency brake shoes and i found a torn axle boot when doing the tires.(springtime job) Did the work myself. See if i can squeeze another year out of the car.. Has 145,000 miles on it now !

Nice post!

Well made to consider the amount of tech and electronic units in its time and still now very very technologically advanced

Thanks Gregson! I Have really enjoyed Your journey with this car & Your Shifting Lanes channel as I work on my own 04 V70R along side Yours in many ways. Much Gratitude & Appreciation! I have to say that I couldn't have done it without IPD! Parts & service second to none! Easier for me since I am closer to Portland than You. They deserve a mention along side Your positive plugs. A heads up for You & I'm probably not the first to mention this but LOSE THE ROOF RAILS & You'll fall in love with the look all over again & loose a few pounds at the same time! it really finishes the beautiful sleek lines of this most beautiful wagon. You can always put them on if need be. Good vibrations to You & Your Team & may You continue to have many smiles per gallon!

@ShiftingLanes

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words Timothy! IPD is a great company. I’m actively trying to get rid of the roof rails. I had a Slicktop on the old gray one and I miss the look. Should hopefully happen really soon. Appreciate you sticking by us and can’t wait to bring you what’s next!

@timothywachowicz8308

4 жыл бұрын

Such a bonus to hear from You thank You! @@ShiftingLanes A genuine pleasure! I hear You with the lock issue & that You've had it in mind all along lol! Good for You :). I look forward to seeing the result. A beautiful beast You have created!! If You think of it Please do a quickie post or thumbnail when You do take them off. Definitely sticking with You & Your team for more fun! Looking forward to seeing what You have in store for the future! Really enjoyed & appreciated Your Vinwiki spot also! Your passion really came through as it does on Your channel. So good for the passion, joy, & fellowship of the community! Blessings to You & Your Crew :)! Gratitude & Appreciation!

We have been a Volvo family for awhile. We had a beautiful 2006 v70 and traded it in on a 2015 v60 with all R upgrades and seats and the did the polestar upgrade. It was one of the first v60s and it has every option of the time including the cross country chrome and its low and has the awesome wheels. I love it The seats are amazing. I bought a Tesla model S and I love driving the wagon. I think we will be keeping both for a very long time. Oh and we have that color leather. Omg it still smells like a new car. Yes I love my Tesla p85 but the Volvo wagon is more fun to drive

My Volvo cracked the cylinder walls twice, amazing.

That's me he's speaking of, I'm watching this after 4 yrs ughh wish i can warn him about what's to come....

I have a 2004 V70. No problems. I'll add suspension, Wheels and tires. Tint and new paint. Love this car. Looking for another.

you forgot to mention they have the turning radius of school bus.

@ShiftingLanes

4 жыл бұрын

I think a school bus has a better one. Maybe the same as a small yacht.

@Ali-pc4ns

4 жыл бұрын

Makes you feel special when you actually get it right! ......been using mine on pizza delivery as of late, man that's hard work but that issue and my MPG feels like paying for a nice hotel vs a Yaris hostel!

@mikaelrexborg66

4 жыл бұрын

The big turn radius is due to frontwheeldrive. If you pick up a volvo with rearwheeldrive you can turn on a nickel. It is the axel in the front that coexist with the turnbar that limits the sway. Have a good day volvo lovers :)

@BenMJay

4 жыл бұрын

shhhh everyone the neckbeard is talking.

@jalderink

4 жыл бұрын

Derr, it's a station wagon, genius.. In other news, water is wet!

I've just bought a low mileage V70, planning to drive it until it falls apart. So far it is great, even though it's almost as old as me! Already can't imagine ever not having one, I've grown attached to the brand.

Thanks for promoting Stage 0. Nice that you like Volvos. Nice that you like the community (if they agree with you). Not sure that 2 years qualifies as an expert, but learning is a good thing. You were a bit unlucky get in on the most finicky model -the R, After 240, 960, 855, V70R, very much yes to self labor, (get a Volvo, become a mechanic) especially for a car designed for execs to compete with Mercs and Lexus (luxury performance), guided toward dealership service, and problematic for mods. '06 VR stock driver here, survivor with dents. Maybe one of 60 in year and color in the US. Not so sure about pricing forecasts. Hope so. The community IS great -has been for decades.

The Volvo V70R is the baddest wagon out there if you have the manual shift!! Automatic is great too if this is your daily driver. Because Volvo was ahead of pace with new technology there's always going to be quirks but the P2 chassis are solid vehicles. Our 2004 Volvo XC70 w/factory HID option is in great shape with 256k on the odometer. I'm a professional auto tech, so I obviously do everything myself and follow all the factory recommendations on preventive maintenance/repairs. Great video.

I own a S80 that I got for cheap(it was crashed) and its been a wonderful car, before this I had an 940 with 700tkm+ on it and it ran like a dream, started instantly no matter the tempature(be it +30 or -30°C), really shows the reliability of their engines.

I am 18 and l decided to buy a Volvo v40 2000 for my first car. So far loving it. Only 95hp but its very economic. The only thing l had to fix was the suspension (wasn't broken, just had a lot of rust and was causing some vibrations while driving). For only 1000$ l am so proud of that car.

@michaelmroczek7360

10 ай бұрын

i just got a v40 2003 for £500, only had to unlock the radio with a code from volvo and replace the ac fan resistor, easy wins

I love volvo too, greeting from Bali, Indonesia :)

@ShiftingLanes

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I heard the p2 and a few others were strictly built by volvo even under ford and that ford just used them for their saftey and tech... Recently got a 06 V70 with over 240k runs great and looks like it did in 06 was always maintained only thing is the wheel bearings on the way out. Love it so far!!! Keep up the content hope you get up rarris and lambos 🤙🏼

Volvo is the flagship of safety. Hence the seatbelt. I also own an 05 v70 r. My second Volvo wagon. And my next car will be another r. Might go with the s60 r next time. Hope to find the atacoma leather package.

My parents have a diesel one from 2001, and bought it when i was 2 or 3, great car except for the turning radius and the electronic issues of course, they put 500k kilometres to the counter.

I just bought a 2008 v50 ti awd and I love the car

That engine sound 😍

I bought a Volvo 2002 V70 XC (if I'm not mistaken) and damn don't they smooth great, that's why I've fallen in love with them, luckily it was also all wheel drive.

I owned a Volvo V70XC. Same colour as yours. I was sitting stopped at a roadworks stop sign and a pickup ran into the back at estimated 80kms per hour. The pickup was a write off, but the drunk driver survived.My Volvo was dented severley but i was unharmed , my rear light blubs weren't even broken so the cops let me drive off after . Unfortunately the electrics were never any good after and I sold it after a lot of expense with computer items. Volvos are really safe in an accident! I now have a Subaru Forester. A reliable car but nothing like the character of a Volvo. Temped to look for a V70R after watching this.Thank you.

I have Volvo S80 2.4 2004 automatic with 342 000kms and still running perfectly

I was so interested right up to the point you were obviously holding your phone whilst driving.

I just bought a 2002 V70 XC and I love it already. I always liked Volvos, but never had one. I have definnately caught the Volvo bug.

Actually an old 142 lover here. Way ahead of their time, elec fuel injection, 4 wheel disc and superior crash protection. Give me a 1971/72 142E over most any other car and would be happy.

12.53 yes it does sound good! 👌😍

"Lamborghinis and Ferraris"... I audibly yawned, lol. XD Great video though! Love these Volvos.

@JeremyHale141

3 жыл бұрын

volvo for life!

Very interesting parallels... Came from NA Subaru that I thrashed the living heck out of/used in a winter environment/towed a car trailer with, when I had a backwoods mechanic shop in Iceland. I got myself an old V70 2.5T AWD 210 upon returning back home to the UK (around the thousand dollar mark, V70 R's cost 6-8 USD in the UK last time I checked), this year. I think I can see why back to zero status makes a lot of sense (if a meager 2.5T awd cuts it) ..... Yes... You're supposed to service all vehicles properly in theory, but in my limited experience it's as if my V70, despite having a bit more than the average grocery getter to boot, can keep on rolling (touch wood), with minimal investment, just so long as I keep an eye on it, topping up fluids and the like. For example; I suspect my PCV is utterly screwed, so I have pulled the dip stick out a bit in an attempt to give crankcase pressure a chance to escape until I have the time/money to deal with that, and a rear caliper kept sticking a while back when I was thrashing the old girl a bit; popped it off, squeezed it back in, checked on it periodically, and it hasn't stuck since.. ...more recently I felt the steering was getting a bit laggy/whiney, and just topping up the power steering fluid seems to suffice for the time being; the rack isn't wetting itself, 'nor has the pump given up the ghost after what must have been a bit of a dry suck. My blob eye 2.0 NA wagon was hard as nails too, but age related issues seemed to need addressing more quickly, and directly. I am not intimidated by the Volvo (just and no more!), but feel as if I have more of a buffer between seeing issues which need attention, and them being serious concerns/causing more damage if not addressed. It's as if I I have time to pontificate, and decide precisely what ought to take priority, in the ultimate game of making ownership a long term dealio.... This experience has most certainly planted a seed, an R is out of reach (yeah, I know!) for the time being, and I'm liking this old girl enough to slowly but surely address all of her mechanical rough edges and keep on enjoying oh so understated, smooth 5-cylinder powa :D

The P2 was done just as Ford took over so its a pure Volvo. I too love the company and ethics of the Volvo. Yes they cost to maintain but then most cars do. I love to be different to everyone else so Volvo tops the list for me. I love them all - older models are my fave. The P2 feel so much more solid than the V50 I had before. The comfort is amazing. I need to front spacers on my 2006 V70 as I fitted a set of beautiful refurbished Nebulas on it so they rub badly on full lock 😂👍🏼 I would much rather drive one of these than anything new, over computerised and badly made. New cars are going to be absolute money pits in a few years where older Volvos like this will still be plugging away 👌🏼😎 The Volvo community is unmatched for friendliness and comraderie. Gotta love a 5 cylinder howl 😍

@ghostwrench2292

4 жыл бұрын

yeah, you never see "FoMoCo" on P2 parts like you see on P1 and P3's.

@alexanderdanielsson6049

3 жыл бұрын

At 4:15 - 4-18 he says someting about one block being weaker i didnt get what hea meant by that. Someone explain,?

8hrs for injector install!? haha Took me like 1hr. Great video man. I think they will go up in value too.

@patrick7775

4 жыл бұрын

Does the computer have to be reset ?

I have owned a few Volvo's starting with a 1990 340 GL 1.7 Renault engine with a transaxle with the gearbox at the bax with a de Dion rear axle, such a great combo. then got my self a 1998 S70 TDI, then had a 1996 960 2.5 which I crashed but still worked, then a 2004 V70 D5 and lately a 2006 V50 1.8 with 74k miles on the clock. That cost me £1100. Seems repair on cars in the US are extortionate compared to the UK. When I had the V70 my fuel pump died due to a secondary pump failed and the main pump run dry... Once the car had been fixed with a new pump and other fuel related bits the repair bill was about £360 all in all and that is really cheap being a dealer garage. Great video and you're being really honest which is good. As with other quality cars parts might be expensive but then you don't have to change them that often. 👍

I agree totally when you say the V70R (especially your car) is the best looking wagon available. Pete 🇬🇧

A cracked cylinder wall is no big deal?

My first car was a V70 and I loved it so much. I dont have it around anymore tho :( I do, however, get to drive volvos all day at work. XC70 and V90 especially. V70 will always be my favorite tho.

I bought my 2004 v70 2 yrs ago for 2200 and I've changed all 5 spark plugs twice,the battery and struts that's bout it with route oil changes... 256326 miles and still going...

This is a beautiful looking V70R. I have an 02 S80 T6 and I'm in New Jersey, also (Essex county). I don't think of it as an old car, though some might. It's middle-aged IMO. This is not a "brick." To me, the bricks are maybe 100 series, 240s, 700/900s. The 850s were sleeker looking, less brick like. The P2s were Volvos departure from brick shapes. This is a wagon with an upright back but the s60 version of it is a very rounded shape.

@johanncorbett3722

3 жыл бұрын

I am 75 yrs 0ld from South Africa In 2012 i bought a 2006 s60 t5 for areasonable price .What a car.I have mine serviced at the agent .Fantastic sspace comfort performance .Never sell it.

This road looks very familiar. I'm sure I've been on it several times. Work had mr all over NJ.

... well, all power to you if you think your old volvo wagon will be 20k in the future - not what i think tbh 😄. nice vid!

agree with you about FCP Euro, but what you pay for at the Volvo dealership is lifetime warranty on the parts and the labor. so if you have an issue again just go back and the whole thing is free. I have a 2012 XC70 and love it.

Thoes White weels make the car look soo slick!)):🤗

I live in Wisconsin I picked up my 98volvo s70 for 100 dollars and I absolutely love it 320,000 miles still makes 10psi and shifts life a dream great suspension yes the dash makes some noise but that's it.. The whole car works perfectly better than any vehicle I've ever owned by far

Ownership of 2007 V70R 3 years ❤️ You have quite a bit of exhaust noise Do you have IPD Cat back ..I’ve driven quite a few cars in my lifetime the Volvo just has a special feel to it. My daily driver is a focus ST.

Nice ride

With the stage zero, I think it’s important to refresh the suspension on these. They’re heavy cars, and the difference between a car with worn out suspension versus a well sorted car, it’s night and day.

I'm a volvo love to .. I had a 98 volvo s70t5.. I loved it .

Also is that a rear seat DVD system on your roof? Who did the install since I havent seen that option

Just finished a rebuild on a 2002 XC70. Newer engine and transmission, CV axles. AWD system in great shape and ZERO rust on the car. Been offered huge dollars for it, but not interested. #volvoforlife.

Love your input. I have an xc70 with 250k+. She's a dream, if you can do your own work and love to get in there and "know" the vehicle. Yes! Lots of support from the community, they know their cars and are happy to share. Thanks

I love my V70, I live right outside the city with tons of curvy back country roads and I it eats the mountain back roads. I feel safe and have fun, what's more is there to ask?

We have 2002 volvo s60 17 years old very nice and safe car

“...engine cylinder walls can crack which is a common fault....but if you can live with that which isn’t a big a deal, they’re pretty solid cars!” I think self destructing engine is quite a major problem as general car issues go! 🤣

I have a 05 v70 2.5T i love it. The best first car i could have asked for. I want a v70 r manual but 🥲 finding that is not easy

I recently got a 2002 v40, it has already blown its fuel line! I replaced most of the line with rubber hosing. Then it started leaking from a pipe connecting the fuel filler to the tank, fixed that with zip ties. Working fine now, but I’m worried my injectors are blocked and that is why it’s blowing the fuel line. I got the car for £800 though so it’s pretty beat.

Currently own a 850r sedan really fun car!

@rlikemoney

4 жыл бұрын

Nice dude! I have a 854r too, some dickhead down the street from me, ran into me when i was cruising to work. My cars a total fo sho. U need any parts? Set of 4 canisto wheels with new/ really good rubber, v70r suede seats, lightly tinted taillights, the body was perfect, so have all panels besides hood/ rt fender. Let me know dude, i would love if my car can be an organ donor to help keep another 850r on the road

@livlive2919

4 жыл бұрын

@@rlikemoney lol thanks man but I have a complete car as it sits lucky for me

have three. 2006XC90 daily driver. 2008V70 for cruising on long trips. C70 for when I have to park in tight spaces and it is cool enough to have the top down. None of the cars look dated. Paint is excellent, still shiny and no peeling. Don't flush the transmission just drain and fill . Change all "lifetime" fluids at 100,000 miles.

@autobahnproven

2 жыл бұрын

Yes - definitely drain and fill only.

I've owned a 01 V70XC for 6 years. Very comfortable easy to drive car but you are either a Volvo person or become one when you own one. You have to get to know the car and do some of the work yourself. Just taking this car into a shop and saying "fix it" will get you laid away. Some other tips: 1) Change oil often with synthetic oil...dirty oil will clog the pcv system, a huge chore to replace. 2) Use only Volvo spark plugs that are like $10 each. These cars just don't run as good with NGKs, AC Delcos, etc.

Beautiful 2005!

It’s beautiful

Literally my dream car.

i own a 2002 v70 ocean race 2.4t with 200hp as my daily and a Ford focus rs Mk2 as a weekend car, you guys in america didnt get that generation but let me tell you its the most fun volvo 5pot experience you could possibly have, ford solved the cracking cylinder wall problems and as this moment its running 350hp just by a stage1, im going to upgrade the intercooler and pump tho and get a mountune 375. The v70 is an awesome car and its the most sold car here in sweden but the focus rs mk2 is seriously a beast

It is a pretty decent deal. I have a 1992 240 ($2600 to buy, $4000 to bring up to pristine) and a 2017 V60 Polestar for $41,500 in pristine shape. I feel you on Volvo. We also have a 2018 XC90 and a 2016 S60 Polestar. I have a problem.

The channel and comments are helpful and inspiring twds Volvo. I’m looking at my first and happens to be the polestar 2016 v60. Can you advise further on owning and it being a daily driver. Maintenance cost? Possible 150k miles? All details appreciated. No one around me has one.. kindly

THESE CARS IN THE UK.are between £500 to £2,500 for a perfect wagon they are brilliant and very fast .you will get a top spec for 3000 dollars .

regarding your prediction on value, i think overall they have gone up, especially the low mileage ones. hard to say if its real appreciation or just inflation, but I bought my S60R with only 80k miles in as good of mechanical condition as you could hope for at about $14k. sucks trying to buy a used car rn tho.

As far as rare nobody talks about the c70 (The Spirit) Coupe 5 speed

I had a 2001 V70 II with the 2.5 Diesel. It was a manual and it was fucking great, it was my daily driver for about a year and I only had a broken power steering line, besides that no problems at all

@burritojonz

4 жыл бұрын

Jimmy McGill, go sell some burner cell phones Jimmy!🤣 Nice handle !!!

I bought one for my wife for $4000 and she drove it for 8 years, then we sold it for $3500. Other than tires, brakes, and oil--nothing.

@dreamofsteam2372

3 жыл бұрын

You’re wife was very lucky to have had you buy her such an awesome vehicle. My partner complains about contributing $500 towards helping us purchase one and then I’ve taken on the $165/mo payments for having bought a used one...

Cool car, bet you dont see many in the US. I have a V70 D5 (MK3)

We have a v70r and two 850R wagons in our driveway. We tend to be wagon folks as well as a Honda Civic Wagon

Paid $2200 ... 2004 turbo v70. 175k miles 5 yrs ago. .you have to turn your own wrenches and get the factory software on a laptop . great car. Parts are cheap. Blew the turbo. Got a new turbo cartridge $185 eBay. Fitted it myself. I'm a baker not mechanic. 250k miles on it now. I live in northern maine. It always starts.