This volvo in 2005 new was over $32,000 dollars. PRICE DROP: From $7500 to $6500 or even better, MAKE ME AN OFFER. 541-234-6440 Eagle Point, Oregon, close to Medford, Oregon. ONLY-115,000 miles. This was my mom's special car, she died last year at 102. She drove it very little over the years, to and from the park and Walmoart mostly. She always maintained oil changes and fluids. This car was her baby and she took real good care of it. I took her on a few longer trips for good highway miles. This Volvo has always been garaged and/or covered, the convertible top is like new. She bought it in 2008 from a Reno dealer as a trade-in with 70 thousand miles. I am her son of 75 now and have no room on my city property with all my other vehicles, plus it reminds me of her and I don't need that reminder. When she first bought it they had not changed the tranny fluid, so tranny went out and a new one was replaced. Low milage on new transmission ($5,000) and just serviced for 35,000 mile fluid change. Fuel injected and it runs like a bad out of Hello. All electric controlled heated seating. Title is clear with the bill of sale from my mom before she died. Have receipts from the time she bought it. Never been in an accident.
1. New battery from Volvo dealer and maintained charge while not driving $200
2. Brand new struts (shocks) $600
3. Brand new brake pad all the way around $600
4. New carpet and new seat covers $700
5. Heater and AC radiator core was replaced not too long ago. $800
6. New radiator not too far back and full system flush $600
7. One motor mount was cracked a few years back, replacing all three $400
8. 60,000 miles tires with about 2,000 use $500
9. Passenger window regulator last year $800
10. New Hood Latch Release
11. Front end bushings and rubber replacements $1,000

 

Good luck with the price. My 2011, 100 thousand miles is valued at much less. I just keep it in the garage and drive it rarely. I gave it an extensive clean and detail to sell but decided i would just keep it a while longer here in Florida. Sounds like you have taken good care of it but that is just not taken into valuation it seems to me.