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So i bought the volvo.I spent a few thousand and got a warranty,its good until like may of 2013 or 100k miles.Car is very sweet.
Audis are junk, that's why they sell for so low, volkswagens aren't that expensive to begin with and are more in the honda price range without the reliability, Saabs are american and just not that popular with the younger crowd (read people who would most likely buy a used luxury car) and Volvos still are seen as more of a safety-mobile than a luxury car. But they are quite nice. See if the car does still have the factory warranty. If it does and maybe even if it doesn't talk to the local volvo dealer about getting it CPO'd. It'll cost you about 2500 I think but will be good til 100k or 2015. You can also probably buy a decent warranty from the dealer. For a car that's only costing you 12k anyway this wouldn't be bad idea..
So i bought the volvo.I spent a few thousand and got a warranty,its good until like may of 2013 or 100k miles.Car is very sweet.
Audis are junk, that's why they sell for so low.
So i bought the volvo.I spent a few thousand and got a warranty,its good until like may of 2013 or 100k miles.Car is very sweet.
Actually I rolled it on an icy back road, but my roomate at the time liked it so much he bought the same car and has had his for like 150k now. As far as maintenance goes, they're pretty dependable (how many old volvos do you still see on the road even if they are owned by ford now) and the maintenance costs weren't bad, much cheaper than my audi or beamer were. Hope this helps.
Yeah I had an A4 that had a ton of problems. Everything that could break on this car did, but normally I'd have thought it was just a lemon. When I asked some questions about things like the window and door controls chipping, the ignition coils going out, the glovebox door breaking and the seats fading, on the Audi forum Audizine, I was told it was all common stuff. On the BMWs and Volvo that I owned, this stuff just didn't happen. I've also been told that Audis are great if you lease them, because for the first few years they're top notch, but fall apart after that. As far as luxury cars go, Audis, in my opinion are junk.
Well this is all good too know,thanks.I thought to myself that the warranty was nod a good idea,since it was pretty expensive,but then realized that if something does break,im covered.Hopefully i can keep it for a decently long time,and hopefully it doesnt need any major repairs after my warranty runs out.
I've had a 2004 S40 for 5 1/2 years, with 40,000 miles on it, that's been very reliable. Maintenance is expensive, but the car works and doesn't give me any problems, which is well worth it to me. Yours should last you a long time with proper upkeep.