Value of a VolvoS70 in Australia
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Value of a VolvoS70 in Australia
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I'm selling a 1998 VolvoS70 as part of a deceased estate and I am so confused as to what the value would be. I've seen values that go from $500 all the way up to $6000. It's a sedan model and has 275000 on the odometer. The exterior is in quite good condition. Only had two owners and the last owner was hardly driving it. The only thing is with the last owner being elderly, he was on the verge of selling it for the last few years. So the service history is virtually non existant.
I'm selling a 1998 VolvoS70 as part of a deceased estate and I am so confused as to what the value would be. I've seen values that go from $500 all the way up to $6000. It's a sedan model and has 275000 on the odometer. The exterior is in quite good condition. Only had two owners and the last owner was hardly driving it. The only thing is with the last owner being elderly, he was on the verge of selling it for the last few years. So the service history is virtually non existant.
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HI everyone
I'm selling a 1998 VolvoS70 as part of a deceased estate and I am so confused as to what the value would be. I've seen values that go from $500 all the way up to $6000. It's a sedan model and has 275000 on the odometer. The exterior is in quite good condition. Only had two owners and the last owner was hardly driving it. The only thing is with the last owner being elderly, he was on the verge of selling it for the last few years. So the service history is virtually non existant.
I'm selling a 1998 VolvoS70 as part of a deceased estate and I am so confused as to what the value would be. I've seen values that go from $500 all the way up to $6000. It's a sedan model and has 275000 on the odometer. The exterior is in quite good condition. Only had two owners and the last owner was hardly driving it. The only thing is with the last owner being elderly, he was on the verge of selling it for the last few years. So the service history is virtually non existant.
https://www.redbook.com.au/cars/resu...&sort=%7ePrice
Depending on which model and the car's condition, it should be worth $2,000-3,000.
You could get lucky and find an enthusiast.
HTH.
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