Volvo V70 Usados en Venta

This car has been great! With over 240,000 miles on it, it still is going strong. The size of the vehicle is perfect for my family of 4. The AWD is certainly a must have for our icy winters. I've never had heated seats before this car and I can honestly say that it will absolutely be a requirement on any future vehicles we purchase. They are just so comfortable, great for the winter, and it certainly helps to loosen up my back. Other amazing features that I love about car are things like the climate control and the sun/moon roof. The climate control is amazing for both winter and summer. It doesn't matter the time of year, we're always comfortable. I love the sun roof in the summer and the moon roof in the winter. I know that it's basically another window, but it adds that special something, especially for my children. As for other specs, the car gets over 200 miles to a tank of gas and that's city driving. It gets even more with highway driving. The car hands great and it feels like its cruising along even at high speeds. It has plenty of space to accommodate my family with room to spare. The trunk space is huge and has been beneficial for pets, groceries, luggage, etc. We always have enough room for whatever we're doing.

The car is reliable and safe. Even at 11 years old it shows that it was well-built. It has great cargo space and it is comfortable to drive in it long distances.

I bought this Volvo used about two years ago. It was my first Volvo, and I soon bought another one the same make, but the cross-country version. I really like it. It has been reliable and feels very well made. For a car of this age, it's quiet and smooth. Had a hundred and forty thousand miles on it when we bought it, and we've put probably about 30 thousand on it. The back seats fold down so you can fit quite a lot in the trunk, and it also has built-in child seats, which makes it really easy to pick up other people's children on short notice. A few of my beefs with the car would be how expensive it is to get new keys and beepers made for it. Apparently, the only place you can get it done is at the dealer, and that costs about $400. Another problem is the catalytic converter. This specific version of the car has a high EPA rating, and since we live in California, we can only fix it at the dealer for a price of about $2,500 or more