I have owned this car for the last 8 years and have maintained it meticulously. Please look at the photos and you will see that the interior looks like the day it was driven from the showroom.

Brand new brakes, rotors and tires as well as new tail lights were put on in June. The odometer reads 145K, but stopped working in May. I drive an average of 900 miles a month, and quit driving it when I bought my new car at the end of August, so the actual mileage is closer to 150K which is merely half way through this awesome cars lifetime. AC blows cold and all power controls work perfectly. It has an upgraded Pioneer CD Player and upgraded speakers in the rear deck and the doors. This car rides more smoothly than you can imagine. The paint shows some sun damage on the hood and roof, but the car is accident and rust free. Nice Florida car.You will not find a nicer '92 240 on the road. First $3000 takes it home.

 

You have a lovely Volvo. I really wonder why you bought a new one if this one drives just as well as it looks?

 

I didn't say that I bought a new Volvo. I'm single and going through a mid-life crisis and I bought a Honda S2000. The Volvo just doesn't pull the poody that the S2000 does. The car is just as I described and has more than served its purpose for me over the past 7 or 8 years, but I'd much rather go for a ride with Kate Upton than my mom.

 

Oh yeah, that's what it takes, that S2000 will fix your life right up! You will be getting so much "poody" you wouldn't know what to do with it.

 

oddly, none of the girls I spent time with gave a crap about fast/sporty cars, in fact most were turned off by that whole thing. but then, I was always attracted to the 'nerd girl' type, with brains and common sense.

 

Wagons are very roomy