Selling

Agreed, but it is why the ignore button is useful. Tuck the tools away in a 'safe place' so to speak.

 

First European cars after 20 plus years of Toyotas. Kept the Tacoma in case there were any issues.

V90 is supercharged and turbocharged and has Polestar upgrade. Lots of room effortles power. Hauled a 50 gallon water heater in it which helped sell me on getting rid of the truck.

V60 has 44 miles of electric then it is basically a hybrid. 400 plus horsepower. It's stupid quick and has plenty of room as well. Did the European pick-up option.

I can easily recommend them. 2021 would be my last year for SPA series Volvos (started taking away options after that) unless you want a hybrid.

Safety first with the kids. Everything is heavy and over engineered. Doors shut heavy and with authority. Glass is laminated all around. Car is constantly watching things that I might miss.

The cars are heavy. Optioned out V90 weighs 5331 lbs according to the app. Has airbags and floats on long trips.

Dash said 520 miles before filling up with cruise set at 65-75 on my last 8 hour trip. Pulled over for gas after about 425 miles out of worry. In town it is a gas hog seeing about 23 mpg. But I almost always have my foot in it.

 

Oh geesh, I paid $35k for my 4WD OR in 2017 also. Wow! Nice to know they are still selling strong.

 

Do you have a used bed mat you are stripping? They won't notice it either.

 

Bed mat is in the garage. Hoping someone local wants it. Everything I could find around the garage is posted with obo. Also just sent out some minor things on goodwill, tailgate and trailer wire, weird net thing, 3rd set of tie downs.

 

Was a half second away from taking off the Fumoto valve and giving it to my neighbor for his Tacoma but didn't see it in the driveway. He was going to get the Northstar AGM in there too but I needed a battery in it to drive to Carmax.