Safe and sturdy describes the Volvo image. To be sure, Volvos are both safe
and sturdy, boasting many standard safety features and feeling as though
they've been cast from a single block of granite. But, are there any other
reasons to buy a Volvo?
Yes. Turbo power, for one. The engine bogs a bit until the turbocharger gets
spooled up, but once on boil, a Volvo will rocket forward quickly enough to
force your body back in the seat. Brakes are outstanding, and steering is firm
and linear. All mechanical systems communicate clearly, allowing the driver to
understand what the car is doing at all times.
Comfort is another big Volvo advantage.
Stylists cleaned up the sheetmetal front and back, giving the sedan and
wagon body-colored trim to make the car look smaller, more modern look.
Nice job, Volvo.
The Volvo S70 seems to be the remaining survivor of Volvo's line up of
traditional box types. S stands for sedan. The number 70, meanwhile, is the
midsize front wheel drive platform that is used in the Volvo S70's crafting and
manufacturing.
The Volvo S70 is still another Volvo. Just by taking a look at its safety
features, one would never think that this vehicle is done by any other vehicle
manufacturer but Volvo. It has the capacity to take in a maximum of five
passengers in its very comfortable cabin. Most people who have been able to
come in contact with this vehicle know that it is indeed a bargain to get ahold
of a Volvo S70.
Volvos at Personalized Autohaus - middle one is a '98 S70
According to our Certified Volvo Master Technician, Eric Benner, year 1998 was the best
of S70.
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