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By *ocks99Man
over a year ago
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"Not sure about old people, but I find people who don't watch out for other road users are more likely to be driving one. Although Audi users are catching them up quickly."
Left us behind years ago. BMWs trying to catch up now.
Seriously, the 850 changed the game for Volvo. Not everyone has noticed. Old ones have a certain retro coolness about them.... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Yeah 850 changed the game with t5 engine.
And honestly ive never seen any difference in driving style to other cars. There are some idiots and good drivers as well. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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You can switch them off if u want. Most users tend not to. Its for safety reasons. Believe me, in full sun especially in front of you its easier to spot a car with lights on. Driving a lot in europe and im actually driving every single car with lights on all day. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"They hurt and can do serious damage if they hit with you. Speaking from personal experience lol."
Wouldnt hurt that much if u were driving volvo :D few years ago yaris rear ended me. Yaris was write off. I only replaced and painted bumper in my s40 |
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"They hurt and can do serious damage if they hit with you. Speaking from personal experience lol.
Wouldnt hurt that much if u were driving volvo :D few years ago yaris rear ended me. Yaris was write off. I only replaced and painted bumper in my s40"
Was hit by one whilst on the back of a motorbike and it ripped my leg off 24 years ago. So you coyld say my leg was wrote off too lol
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"They hurt and can do serious damage if they hit with you. Speaking from personal experience lol.
Think you'll find most cars do that... :o"
Unlikely I would have had my leg ripped off if hit by any other car. The fact it was a Volvo was why I sustained such a horrific injury |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I had a volvo s60 which i absolutely loved, apart from the bulbs blowing every couple of months and the turning circle. The drive and comfort levels were exceptional and it drove very well too . I now drive a mercedes but have been thinking of going back to Volvo |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"S60 for me , comfiest driving seat I've ever sat in , and heated too , great in winter , but as previous poster stated , shockingly bad turning circle , and a total pain if you blow a headlight"
Spot on. I think it was described in some reviews when it was launched as a " baby bentley" and having been in both, I can see what they meant. I say they, I believe it was Jeremy Clarkson who first said that . Love the heated seats ..  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ive got s80 v8. Dont think you would like to see your granny driving it lol. "
for a 4.4 litre with 310bhp I'd be wanting to go faster than that 
Does it weigh 5 tonne or something  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Ive got s80 v8. Dont think you would like to see your granny driving it lol.
for a 4.4 litre with 310bhp I'd be wanting to go faster than that
Does it weigh 5 tonne or something "
Its not sports car and never meant to be. But that engine was used in noble, that means something. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"But what has a 4.4 litre V8 got to do with modern Volvos?
You should be asking if people like old Volvos."
Asked about volvos in general. What difference does it make how old the car is? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"But what has a 4.4 litre V8 got to do with modern Volvos?
You should be asking if people like old Volvos.
Asked about volvos in general. What difference does it make how old the car is?"
Ask a skoda owner  |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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"As in topic. Volvo owner here and was wondering where that stereotype of old people driving volvos is coming from."
its coming from the fact that mainly it was old people buying volvo's.... and then instead of selling them passing them down to their kids....
its the same for people who own honda jazz's..... and toyota prius owners are known as eco-hippies!!! |
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"As in topic. Volvo owner here and was wondering where that stereotype of old people driving volvos is coming from."
Think it comes from their safety and reliabilty record, used to get old boy comments about my Saab too. |
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doesn't really matter if people think they're an old mans car it's down to if you like it or not. Volvo are responsible for saving the lives of more motorists than any other car company though, by developing the 3point seatbelt and instantly giving to the world for free rather than patenting it. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"doesn't really matter if people think they're an old mans car it's down to if you like it or not. Volvo are responsible for saving the lives of more motorists than any other car company though, by developing the 3point seatbelt and instantly giving to the world for free rather than patenting it."
Totally agree. I love my volvo and wouldnt swap it for anything really. Since im driving a lot i need comfortable, safe and reliable car and thats what im getting from volvo |
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over a year ago
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The first time I was ever driven round Mallory Park was in a Volvo 850 T5, by a professional ice driver...if you'd done it you'd never take the piss out of a Volvo again! |
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Last time I went to Cadwell Park I was having a chat with a lovely fella called Guy Martin, he's got a 1967 Volvo Amazon Vox, it's been messed about with a bit tho, 2.8 litre inline 6 that kicks out 788 bhp, 0-60 in 3 seconds and will do 200+ mph, drum brakes have been replaced with disks from a Koenigsegg, proper job  |
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"Last time I went to Cadwell Park I was having a chat with a lovely fella called Guy Martin, he's got a 1967 Volvo Amazon Vox, it's been messed about with a bit tho, 2.8 litre inline 6 that kicks out 788 bhp, 0-60 in 3 seconds and will do 200+ mph, drum brakes have been replaced with disks from a Koenigsegg, proper job "
Guy Martin is my actual man crush  |
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"Last time I went to Cadwell Park I was having a chat with a lovely fella called Guy Martin, he's got a 1967 Volvo Amazon Vox, it's been messed about with a bit tho, 2.8 litre inline 6 that kicks out 788 bhp, 0-60 in 3 seconds and will do 200+ mph, drum brakes have been replaced with disks from a Koenigsegg, proper job
Guy Martin is my actual man crush "
I can verify this is true |
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"Last time I went to Cadwell Park I was having a chat with a lovely fella called Guy Martin, he's got a 1967 Volvo Amazon Vox, it's been messed about with a bit tho, 2.8 litre inline 6 that kicks out 788 bhp, 0-60 in 3 seconds and will do 200+ mph, drum brakes have been replaced with disks from a Koenigsegg, proper job
Guy Martin is my actual man crush
I can verify this is true "
He genuinely is a really nice bloke too, as are most of the top riders I've met |
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V50/V60 R design is a hoot to drive for a 1.6 oil burner (2L D is even better).
Fantastic gear ratio and a dustbin turbo means you can haul a wardrobe along in the spacious boot while giving the hot hatch drivers a run for their money- all from the comfort of your heated leather sports seats.
They're also built to withstand the average Scandy winter.
Anyone still thinking Volvos are dull cars should try a Polestar edition   |
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"As in topic. Volvo owner here and was wondering where that stereotype of old people driving volvos is coming from."
No longer. Volvo are a very desirable product these days, the thinking man's BMW and Audi, possibly even Merc. Great range of cars, great image. I'd happily drive an xc40 XC60 XC90 s60 or v60. Then there's the Polestar versions... Oh yes please! |
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"doesn't really matter if people think they're an old mans car it's down to if you like it or not. Volvo are responsible for saving the lives of more motorists than any other car company though, by developing the 3point seatbelt and instantly giving to the world for free rather than patenting it."
Actually it was a Mercedes Benz invention... Not vulva Volvo |
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"doesn't really matter if people think they're an old mans car it's down to if you like it or not. Volvo are responsible for saving the lives of more motorists than any other car company though, by developing the 3point seatbelt and instantly giving to the world for free rather than patenting it.
Actually it was a Mercedes Benz invention... Not vulva Volvo"
Are you confident in that statement. I thought it was Volvo. They patented there design then immediately allowed anyone the right to infringe it without recourse. Very respectable those Swedes you know. |
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"doesn't really matter if people think they're an old mans car it's down to if you like it or not. Volvo are responsible for saving the lives of more motorists than any other car company though, by developing the 3point seatbelt and instantly giving to the world for free rather than patenting it.
Actually it was a Mercedes Benz invention... Not vulva Volvo
Are you confident in that statement. I thought it was Volvo. They patented there design then immediately allowed anyone the right to infringe it without recourse. Very respectable those Swedes you know."
Google says or was Nils Bohlin a Volvo engineer in 1959. |
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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago
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"But what has a 4.4 litre V8 got to do with modern Volvos?
You should be asking if people like old Volvos."
Give me an Amazon any day, good Rally Cars in their day. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I miss my little V40, not expensive but a beautiful car, she was a proper hairdressers car, white , r-design with everything added. I miss the heated seats, it's like peeing your pants only less messy..... 
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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago
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"The old 850 t5 was a classic! "
Did the Volvo 850 T5 win the British Touring Car Championship one year.?
I also seem to remember our local police force having them as patrol cars. |
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I've got a Volvo 240, the Torslanda estate version, no electrics, very big.
We've been all around the country in it, slept in the back and have used it as our wedding car and brought our son home from hospital in it when he was born.
It's surprisingly nippy, I used to like challenging people at traffic lights, but I've grown out of that.
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"doesn't really matter if people think they're an old mans car it's down to if you like it or not. Volvo are responsible for saving the lives of more motorists than any other car company though, by developing the 3point seatbelt and instantly giving to the world for free rather than patenting it.
Actually it was a Mercedes Benz invention... Not vulva Volvo
Are you confident in that statement. I thought it was Volvo. They patented there design then immediately allowed anyone the right to infringe it without recourse. Very respectable those Swedes you know."
I am quite sure..
Being a long term Mercedes Benz owner..
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"The old 850 t5 was a classic!
Did the Volvo 850 T5 win the British Touring Car Championship one year.?
I also seem to remember our local police force having them as patrol cars."
I had a 850 T5R ex police car, used as a Porsche chaser a extremely fast car. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"doesn't really matter if people think they're an old mans car it's down to if you like it or not. Volvo are responsible for saving the lives of more motorists than any other car company though, by developing the 3point seatbelt and instantly giving to the world for free rather than patenting it.
Actually it was a Mercedes Benz invention... Not vulva Volvo
Are you confident in that statement. I thought it was Volvo. They patented there design then immediately allowed anyone the right to infringe it without recourse. Very respectable those Swedes you know.
Google says or was Nils Bohlin a Volvo engineer in 1959. "
Nils Bohlin is the little-known Volvo engineer who invented the V-type three-point safety belt in 1959, and saw his innovation through to universal adoption across the motor industry. Nice write up about it in Forbes.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/douglasbell/2019/08/13/60-years-of-seatbelts-volvos-great-gift-to-the-world/amp/
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"doesn't really matter if people think they're an old mans car it's down to if you like it or not. Volvo are responsible for saving the lives of more motorists than any other car company though, by developing the 3point seatbelt and instantly giving to the world for free rather than patenting it.
Actually it was a Mercedes Benz invention... Not vulva Volvo
Are you confident in that statement. I thought it was Volvo. They patented there design then immediately allowed anyone the right to infringe it without recourse. Very respectable those Swedes you know.
Google says or was Nils Bohlin a Volvo engineer in 1959.
Nils Bohlin is the little-known Volvo engineer who invented the V-type three-point safety belt in 1959, and saw his innovation through to universal adoption across the motor industry. Nice write up about it in Forbes.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/douglasbell/2019/08/13/60-years-of-seatbelts-volvos-great-gift-to-the-world/amp/
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Mercedes used the 2 point lap belt later the 2 point diagonal belt the one that became the standard was the 3 point belt developed by Volvo as it proved to be the safest and given freely for anyone to use. |
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I have had 3 in my time and without a doubt would but them up against anything out there and bar economy on fuel they win hands down, and I lived in the states for 4 years with a different car most months ( perks of the job)
The new 90 is probably the best saloon on the market, and yes the BMW heads will cry out in horror but being BMW heads, really what do they know, |
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"The old 850 t5 was a classic!
Did the Volvo 850 T5 win the British Touring Car Championship one year.?
I also seem to remember our local police force having them as patrol cars."
Championship I don’t think so but it won races though. Brilliant car. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I am quite sure..
Being a long term Mercedes Benz owner..
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I have run more Mercedes cars than I care to remember. But you're wrong on this one.
3pt seat belts were a Volvo invention.
Volvo are very safe cars and I don't think they have the same reputation for being doddery old moving roadblocks that they used to. |
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I thought Ford were the first to offer a lap belt as standard in the 1950’s? Single two point shoulder belt installation was first were SAAB? Then Volvo for the three pointer. Mercedes initiated tensionners? |
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I am quite sure..
Being a long term Mercedes Benz owner..
I have run more Mercedes cars than I care to remember. But you're wrong on this one.
3pt seat belts were a Volvo invention.
Volvo are very safe cars and I don't think they have the same reputation for being doddery old moving roadblocks that they used to. "
My dad bought a new Volvo 760 gle when new. .
Estate in light green... Cream leather...
Lovely car...
Plagued with electrical faults...
Returned it after 6 months....
Bought a new Mercedes ....no faults...
Drove for twenty years...
I own a new Mercedes... Now a year old...
Fast ... smooth... Comfortable. ..
Economical.... And cheaper than a similar Volvo...
It's a GLA AMG |
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It's a GLA AMG
Nice little car.
I personally drive an 'S' class. sorry that your dad's volvo broke down.
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Thanks...
It's bigger than a C class...
I also own a cls and a C class and a collector's nissan 300zx
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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the electric/hippy end of volvo is actually really cool....
I was on the tesla model 3 waiting list... till i saw the polestar 2 which is due for release soon...
now i am waiting to see what that is like before making decisions
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By (user no longer on site)
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It's a GLA AMG
Nice little car.
I personally drive an 'S' class. sorry that your dad's volvo broke down.
Thanks...
It's bigger than a C class...
I also own a cls and a C class and a collector's nissan 300zx
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Lovely I used to live in the USA so it seems small to me It sounds like you're interested in cars. Sure the guys will love that! I'm surprised this thread hasn't been busier really.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Thanks.. maybe everyone is bored about cars.
Or a little jealous..."
"Thanks.. maybe everyone is bored about cars.
Or a little jealous..."
Laugh. I doubt it. Volvo and Mercedes, BMW, Audi etc don't really inspire jealousy in my experience. Just ordinary cars that you see all over - apart from the exotics like the Audi R8 and the Mercedes Mclaren SLR.
Jealousy isn't actually nice to experience. I remember driving through a British Town in a certain Italian supercar when I was young and thought it was cool to be an attention seeker and I had people shout abuse at me and swear. I could never leave the damn thing anywhere. Now I could never be bothered with all that. Diesel all the way baby. |
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"Thanks.. maybe everyone is bored about cars.
Or a little jealous...
Thanks.. maybe everyone is bored about cars.
Or a little jealous...
Laugh. I doubt it. Volvo and Mercedes, BMW, Audi etc don't really inspire jealousy in my experience. Just ordinary cars that you see all over - apart from the exotics like the Audi R8 and the Mercedes Mclaren SLR.
Jealousy isn't actually nice to experience. I remember driving through a British Town in a certain Italian supercar when I was young and thought it was cool to be an attention seeker and I had people shout abuse at me and swear. I could never leave the damn thing anywhere. Now I could never be bothered with all that. Diesel all the way baby. "
Except soon in the centre of Bristol and I presume London  |
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" could never leave the damn thing anywhere. Now I could never be bothered with all that. Diesel all the way baby.
Except soon in the centre of Bristol and I presume London "
I heard something about that too but I haven't paid much attention because I haven't seen any electric trucks and vans.. Can you imagine the outcry and how many business would be affected? |
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Apologies, people mentioning mercedes. I was thinking of "progressing" to a CLS320 from a run of BM's
Part of me thinks its an old mans big farty car though.
Do i need to have lost the will to live before i get one? |
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"Thanks.. maybe everyone is bored about cars.
Or a little jealous...
Thanks.. maybe everyone is bored about cars.
Or a little jealous...
Laugh. I doubt it. Volvo and Mercedes, BMW, Audi etc don't really inspire jealousy in my experience. Just ordinary cars that you see all over - apart from the exotics like the Audi R8 and the Mercedes Mclaren SLR.
Jealousy isn't actually nice to experience. I remember driving through a British Town in a certain Italian supercar when I was young and thought it was cool to be an attention seeker and I had people shout abuse at me and swear. I could never leave the damn thing anywhere. Now I could never be bothered with all that. Diesel all the way baby. "
You obviously don't drive a brand new Mercedes...
Times are hard in UK...
Even me walking in public in high heels and looking sexy inspired jealousy. .
A 10 year old Ford is an ordinary car...
Not a brand new beeamer or Merc..
Get real. .
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"Apologies, people mentioning mercedes. I was thinking of "progressing" to a CLS320 from a run of BM's
Part of me thinks its an old mans big farty car though.
Do i need to have lost the will to live before i get one?"
Great car...
Good value too...
Be careful.. get one with service history and in as good condition as you can afford...
Electrics can be dodgy too.
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"Apologies, people mentioning mercedes. I was thinking of "progressing" to a CLS320 from a run of BM's
Part of me thinks its an old mans big farty car though.
Do i need to have lost the will to live before i get one?"
No. They are just a bit different is all. I've run a bunch of German cars from all the brands and despite the fanboy bs there's not that much difference because the reality is we don't drive on a track.
Put it another way. There's more difference in your experience in going from a C class to an E class to an S class than there is between say an E class and a 5 series and an A6.
I think it just depends on what you like.
Give it a bash.
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By *2699Man
over a year ago
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"I think they are made by a company who own a bulb factory.
What's the thing about having your lights on 24/7?
Blue sky.sunshine.unlimited vision and lights!!!!"
It's for Sweden principally, for winter months when most days it dusk |
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Came out of coffee shop today and the new V90 was parked in the lot near me, had a look in, top of the line, Jesus it's stunning inside, outside 2 but serious level of comfort inside, wouldn't mine one at all, hopefully they do a cross country version
Now that would be some machine. |
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"Came out of coffee shop today and the new V90 was parked in the lot near me, had a look in, top of the line, Jesus it's stunning inside, outside 2 but serious level of comfort inside, wouldn't mine one at all, hopefully they do a cross country version
Now that would be some machine. "
The coffee affected you judgement...
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Not sure how they're getting on but Volvo had a dream/target that no one would be killed in a traffic accident while driving a new Volvo built and available in 2020 I think.
The lights on during the day is Swedish law and on a lot of the older cars (not all) you could disable that feature if you wanted to for UK driving.
Don't do it in Sweden though or it's a fine |
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"I like pretty much all cars. I’m a huge car geek and I think there’s definitely something cool about volvos. "
I've been a petrolhead my whole life but I've never owned a Volvo. However I'm a lot more interested in safety than I was when I was younger. I feel that if you're not interested in showing off and want to keep your family safe, then they most likely would be a fine car. I would certainly rather be sitting in a volvo in a serious crash than in many, many other cars. |
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"I like pretty much all cars. I’m a huge car geek and I think there’s definitely something cool about volvos.
I've been a petrolhead my whole life but I've never owned a Volvo. However I'm a lot more interested in safety than I was when I was younger. I feel that if you're not interested in showing off and want to keep your family safe, then they most likely would be a fine car. I would certainly rather be sitting in a volvo in a serious crash than in many, many other cars. "
They're certainly aiming for a younger trendier market now and the xc40 has won loads of awards against the normal companies like for like offering from BMW and Audi etc.
I guess it's whether you like to follow the crowd or be different.
I'll look at them when my cars contract is up in the new year to see what they are offering.
Should launch a modern version of guy martins Volvo Amazon estate
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"Not sure how they're getting on but Volvo had a dream/target that no one would be killed in a traffic accident while driving a new Volvo built and available in 2020 I think.
The lights on during the day is Swedish law and on a lot of the older cars (not all) you could disable that feature if you wanted to for UK driving.
Don't do it in Sweden though or it's a fine"
that should be law everywhere, there fools driving round here at 5pm with no lights on, city heads drive out into the country and shite themselves on country non lit roads when they realize they forgot to turn their lights on 20 miles back up lit roads, |
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"I fancied an XC60 D5 but a mate at the dealership warned me off because “they go wrong”, and he means all Volvos. "
does he mean all new age ones, because the last 1 I had was a 2011 and it was bullet proof, cousin gets a X90 every 2 years and bar saying mad on juice never an issue,
I'd put one( pre 11 that is) up against anything and be confident it would hold it's own. |
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"I fancied an XC60 D5 but a mate at the dealership warned me off because “they go wrong”, and he means all Volvos. "
Had mine 3 years, serviced at all recommended intervals and has only needed brakes and tyres.
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