2001 Volvo V70 X/c Wagon Awd Hi-miles, But > L@@k... I Bet You Buy This Car Save on 2040-cars
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States
hi and thnx for looking. I always knew Volvos were cool cars, made in Belgium OR Sweden, they are safe and reliable. I remember 240's rocked and 740-850's ruled. a friend or two had them in high school. my first Volvo was a V70 wagon (1998) and I loved it even after 283k miles ~!~ but, I just now discovered how really great these cars are in the AWD XC version. this car runs and drives simply great. nice and comfy, solid, good on gas, predictable and with the confidence of all wheel drive handling.
this Volvo in particular does all the above. getting in is a lttle like putting on comfortable shoes; not new... but nice, comfy and you know you can wear them all day long without concern. the motor is super smooth and quiet. tranny slips right into drive, gas and go. no worries, no issues. turbo pulls well, brakes stop with authority, steers straight and true. simply a pleasure to drive around town or blasting down the highway for a weekend get away. look good, drive in style and get there in rain, sleet or snow... great VOLVO AWD means fun driving and awesome traction. have no fear, any time, any day, regardless of the weather ~!~ clean, safe, reliable and cheap to run. eBay price means simply pay what you like, and you might just get what you want. nice, premium build, Swedish car for very little. leather, alloys, 4 wheel disc, air-bags, full power, moon-roof, stereo, a/c, heat, full gauges, full power, AWD, roof rack, extra keys, clean carfax. practically a ding, dent, damage and rust FREE car!@! please see all photos carefully. car is as shown and at my home. come by, say hi, shake hands, slide in and drive. today, tomorrow, anytime and go anywhere. please call with questions or concerns, I am happy to help. inspection are welcome, shipping is no problem. bid and buy, best of luck !!
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Ex-Volvo boss Stefan Jacoby to head GM's international operations
Fri, 02 Aug 2013He was too talented not to surface somewhere, we just didn't know where and when. Nine months ago, Stefan Jacoby stepped down from his post as Volvo CEO, a move that caught many off guard. At the time, the separation was called "amicable," but word is that the strong-willed executive clashed with owners Geely and the automaker's board.
Jacoby will have a new set of challenges on his hands, as he has just been named Executive Vice President Consolidated International Operations for General Motors. That means the Hannover-born Jacoby will head up the company's operations in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East, where he will be responsible for over 100 countries and territories. Jacoby succeeds Tim Lee, who has been named chairman of GM China. Lee will also retain his post as Executive Vice President Global Manufacturing.
Jacoby's dealings with Geely should help him in his Asian market duties, but he also counts time as the head of Volkswagen of China on his resume, so he's very well-versed in the market's peculiarities.
Volvo makes the XC60 disappear into art
Sun, 16 Jun 2013For the last few years, Volvo has set up an art display in the Zurich, Switzerland central train station called the Volvo Art Session, allowing select artists - both established and up-and-coming - to create temporary exhibits with one of Volvo's products acting as the centerpiece. This year, six artists from across Europe converged in Zurich to turn a 2014 Volvo XC60 into a work of art.
Each started with a blank white canvas, creating a massive display in what Volvo says is one of the busiest covered public places in Europe, and after each was done, it was all erased for the next artists to come in and do his or her thing. While some made the XC60 a focal point in the art, others made the crossover seemingly disappear. We have a gallery of all six finished pieces, but if you want to see background of the artists or time-lapse videos of their works, head over to VolvoArtSessions.com. This site also shows the exhibits from the prior two years, and a press release can be found below.
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