s40 questions
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RE: s40 questions
Well I suggest you get...
850 turbo, T5R or R
s70 turbo, T5, R (If you can find an R in the states or Canada buy it)
v70 turbo, T5, R
c70 LPT or HPT
These are the models you should be looking into.
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A car is always going to have something to get fixed. And Volvo's are prone to it. Just expect it and more so on the new models being that they will be more exspensive to fix.
850 turbo, T5R or R
s70 turbo, T5, R (If you can find an R in the states or Canada buy it)
v70 turbo, T5, R
c70 LPT or HPT
These are the models you should be looking into.
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A car is always going to have something to get fixed. And Volvo's are prone to it. Just expect it and more so on the new models being that they will be more exspensive to fix.
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RE: s40 questions
Newer volvo's are prone to problems and older ones are not...coinsidently, the fine line between the two corresponds to the 1998, when Ford bought Volvo....hmmmm. Turbo's by nature require more love than just your plain old engine and if you parents were taking to somewhere
The S-40 is a fine car. My brother in law has one over in Germany right now.....which is a funny story since his was bought in England. The majority of opinions out there say you should never buy into a car the year it debues...for the S-40, I'm not sure when that was. But Just recently Volvo started fighting off the Ford virus and now their cars are almost up to their previous standards but there are a few years where it's probably just best to avoid them. I don't think the S-40 falls into that category
The S-40 is a fine car. My brother in law has one over in Germany right now.....which is a funny story since his was bought in England. The majority of opinions out there say you should never buy into a car the year it debues...for the S-40, I'm not sure when that was. But Just recently Volvo started fighting off the Ford virus and now their cars are almost up to their previous standards but there are a few years where it's probably just best to avoid them. I don't think the S-40 falls into that category
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RE: s40 questions
I have a 2002 S40 with 70 k on the clock.Car has been absolutely trouble free except for the climate control module in the A/C.Gets good mpg,runs very strong for a 1.9 liter engine,comfortable and handles well. My only gripe is that there are few aftermarket speed parts for it and when u do find some they aint cheap.Otherwise I would highly recommend the car. BJ
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RE: s40 questions
Turbo's by nature require more love than just your plain old engine and if you parents were taking to somewhere
as I was saying....Turbo's by nature require more love than just your plain old engine and if you parents were taking it somewhere that wasn't familiar with Volvo's then it's no wonder they had to keep bringing it back
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