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2000 Volvo S70 Glt Se Sedan 4-door 2.4l - Excellent Condition on 2040-cars

US $6,495.00
Year:2000 Mileage:159435 Color: of the car
Location:

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

This is a used, red 2000 Volvo s70 GLT Special Edition - the car is in excellent condition. On June 25th, 2014 I had a complete used car check and analysis done by Peterson Volvo on Harmony and College in Fort Collins. The car passed every test with flying colors; the comprehensive used car report is attached above in the pictures. The car has only had three owners, one for only a year, the other two both from Northern Colorado. All maintenance since its purchase in 2001 has been done at the same Peterson Volvo. I have copies of every report.

Full vehicle report included - the car has only been in one minor accident. Someone backed into it and cracked a taillight. It has been fixed.

The car has a turbo, custom rims, new year-round tires, new brakes, new brake discs, premium speakers, and seat warmers. Additionally, the car has a Winter Mode safe driving option - a feature which slows acceleration by starting the car in third gear. This reduces tire slippage in wet, icy, or snow-packed conditions.

The average mileage of a used Volvo s70 is 150,000 miles - this car has 159,000. Compared to other similar models, this car looks and runs beautifully. On June 30th, the car was detailed inside and out. The exterior of the car, engine, and rims were cleaned/waxed. The carpet on the interior of the car was washed and the leather was cleaned and polished. In order to maintain this condition, the car is parked inside of a garage and will not be driven until sold.

Vehicle specs:
Engine: 5-cylinder, turbo, 2.4 liter, automatic
Body Style: 4 door sedan
Color: Red
Custom rims and tires (new year-round tires)
Anti-lock brakes (brake pads and discs are brand new)
Winter Mode safety driving
Garage door transmitter
CD player, cassette, AM/FM radio
Power windows, power locks, power seats
Heated door mirrors
Power moon roof
Driver and passenger seat warmers
Cruise control and power steering
Air conditioning
MPG total and current, miles of gas remaining, trip miles, average MPH gauge

Feel free to use the provided contact information to get in touch with me if you have any questions about the car or would like check it out in person.

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