2006 Volvo V50 on 2040-cars
5610 Ridge Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Engine:2.4L I-5
Transmission:5 speed automatic
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): YV1MW382962157878
Stock Num: LOCAL TRADE BACK IN TO US
Make: Volvo
Model: V50
Year: 2006
Exterior Color: Silver Metallic
Interior Color: Charcoal
Options: Drive Type: FWD
Number of Doors: 4 Doors
Mileage: 108000
It's hot and so are the prices SALE! WAS: $8995 NOW: $6995
Thank you for looking at our Volvo V50. We have just taken this car back in on trade toward another Volvo Wagon. Yes, we sold this car to the second owner back in 2012 when it had only 86k miles on it. This V50 is loaded with great features like cd, power moonroof, Climate Pkg with heated front seats, airbags all around and the list goes one! This car has always belonged to a non-smoker and has no known accidents. Fresh service and the tires are excellent all around! Need financing? We offer great rates as low as 3.69% with approved credit and term. Contact us for information. Please compare our prices and our quality, Check out our customer reviews! If you can find one for a better deal....BUY IT! WHY PAY MORE? FOR MORE PHOTOS & DIRECTIONS VISIT: www.pleasantridgeautosales.com. Trades welcome. Check out our customer reviews! We are small, family owned and operated. We want to EARN your business! We price our cars low on purpose. They are here to sell, not to sit around! We try to describe options the best we can. Mon-Fri 9:30-5:30, Sat 10-3
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Why this could be the perfect time for Apple to make a car play
Fri, Aug 31 2018While the automotive and technology worlds have been pouring billions into autonomous vehicles (AVs) and preparing to bring them to market soon as shared robo-taxis, Apple has mostly sat on the sidelines. Of course, Apple is the last company to ever make its intentions known, and the super-secret tech cult giant hasn't been totally out of the AV game based on the clues that have slipped out of its Cupertino, Calif., citadel over the past few years. Related: Apple self-driving cars are real — one was just in an accident News first broke in 2015 that it had assembled an automotive development team, in part by poaching high-profile talent from car companies, to work on a top-secret self-driving vehicle project code-named Titan. (Thank you very much, Nissan.) Apple also subsequently broke cover by making inquiries into using a Northern California AV testing facility and receiving a permit to test AVs on public roads in California. But then as the AV race started to heat up in the last few years, Apple reportedly began scaling back its car activities by downsizing team Titan. More recently, Apple's car project has shown signs of life with the hiring a high-level engineer away from Waymo and luring one Tesla's top engineers and a former employee back to Apple. It also inked a deal with Volkswagen to provide a technology platform and software to convert the automaker's new T6 Transporter vans into autonomous shuttles for employees at tech company's new campus. That is a far cry from giving rides to Wal-Mart shoppers, like Waymo is doing as part of its AV testing in Phoenix. But this could be the perfect time for Apple to enter the AV market now that ride-sharing is reaching critical mass and automakers and others are planning to deploy fleets of robo-taxis. Apple could easily establish a niche as a high-end ride-sharing service – and charge a premium – given its cult-like brand loyalty and design savvy. The growth of car subscription models could also play in Apple's favor since is already has many people hooked on paying for phones in monthly installments – and eager to upgrade when a new and better model becomes available. To achieve this, some believe Apple will fulfill co-founder and CEO Steve Job's dream of building a car. And as the world's first and only $1 trillion company it's sitting on a mountain of cash that certainly gives it the means. But other tech darlings like Tesla and Google have discovered how difficult it can be to build cars at scale.
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Fortunately, that hunt has come to a (mostly) happy ending. According to Larmtjänst AB, a non-profit organization dedicated to fighting vehicle crime in Sweden, the car was spotted by someone who had read about the missing classic. The P1800 was recovered in Hägerstensvägen, a municipality of Stockholm, after being found abandoned on the road covered with a tarp. The owner is reportedly very relieved that his Volvo is mostly intact, marred only by a broken ignition and a dirty interior.
Volvo leads and Mini fails in JD Power's Tech Experience Index
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