Used Volvo S70 for Sale

The Volvo S70 was created in 1998. It has a luxurious style for those who like the classy look. I have had the car since 2011 with 180,000 miles on it already. I must say that this car has been good to me. Despite having more than 180,000 miles on it, it takes me where I need to go. For the three years that I have had it there have only been minor issues. I had to get the struts replaced and the brake piping done which only cost me a few hundred bucks. The car is super sturdy. The car flipped over more than once in a car accident involving the previous owner. You cannot tell at all because there is not a scratch on the roof top. I think the only problem I have with this car is with the inside appearance. By the time I got it, the inside was falling apart. The leather seats were dull and ripped. The glove compartment wouldn't stay shut and the steering wheel covering was starting to peel. On top of all that, the seats are extremely uncomfortable. With that being said, I would definitely purchase another Volvo. I plan to make that a reality very soon.

The burgundy Volvo S70 I owned was a very nice looking stylish yet conservative car. I very much liked its unique boxy look, its ability to handle winter weather, its sturdiness on the road (when semi-tractor trailers passed by it would not be budged by the pulling wind of the larger vehicles), and its leather interior. What I did not enjoy was the cost of replacing parts that broke down, which occurred nearly every 6 months, and the price of gas needed for it, consequence of a heavy vehicle - it took more gas to fuel it.

It is super reliable and continues running with over 220,000 miles on it so far. It is a little beat up, but you can't beat a car with a solid engine and transmission. There are some other problems, but they are to be expected on a high mileage car. The interior is falling apart, and the dashboard is squeaky. There is also a hole in the exhaust which makes for a noisy ride. The shocks also need to be replaced. I have taken it over a lot of off-road terrain, however, so my experience may not be typical. The gas mileage is still acceptable at 28 mpg. The motor is very weak now though! I think anyone looking at a 100,000+ mile used vehicle should strongly consider a Volvo.