Thinking about buying a 1998 S70 T5
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Thinking about buying a 1998 S70 T5
This is my first time on this site. I am thinking about buying a 1998 S70 T5 from a friends dad. It has 216000 mi for $2400. It looks and runs great. just concerned about the mileage. Also just wondering if it is a good price? Can anyone give me some insight about this. I attached a pic of it
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Last edited by DanL; 02-25-2013 at 12:29 PM.
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This is my first time on this site. I am thinking about buying a 1998 S70 T5 from a friends dad. It has 216000 mi for $2400. It looks and runs great. just concerned about the mileage. Also just wondering if it is a good price? Can anyone give me some insight about this. I attached a pic of it
Thanks
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Plan on working on it because of its age and mileage but very nice car if maintained. Most of the maintenance can be done by DIYer if you're into that; if not, may get expensive...
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Hi and welcome to the site.
If the car has been well maintained that would be a great price for a nice car that could last for many years. I usually check car values at www.NADAGuides.com. My car has over 223,000 and I plan to put another 200,000+ on it. They are super comfortable and have strong motors and trannys. If you can do maintenance and repairs yourself you'll be happy, if not, like GDog said, it can get expensive (mainly because of age).
You can look at this buyers guide if you want to look at it real close yourself.
https://volvoforums.com/forum/volvo-...s-guide-13678/
I made this video (or 30 minute show) about how to check out a car before getting to serious about buying it:
If the car has been well maintained that would be a great price for a nice car that could last for many years. I usually check car values at www.NADAGuides.com. My car has over 223,000 and I plan to put another 200,000+ on it. They are super comfortable and have strong motors and trannys. If you can do maintenance and repairs yourself you'll be happy, if not, like GDog said, it can get expensive (mainly because of age).
You can look at this buyers guide if you want to look at it real close yourself.
https://volvoforums.com/forum/volvo-...s-guide-13678/
I made this video (or 30 minute show) about how to check out a car before getting to serious about buying it:
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Thanks for your advise. I really like the car. My friends dad that is selling it is a mechanic and I trust he wouldn't sell it to me or he would tell me if he knew something was wrong with it. He only had it for a year my friends sister used it. She bought a new car and has no need for this one anymore. There is no service record. I asked him about the timing belt. He said he didnt replace it.
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