Volvo V70 Cross Country Wagon, Awd, Runs But Selling For Parts Or Repair on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
This Volvo Cross Country wagon is being sold for parts or repair. There are several things wrong with it. Car DOES start up and drive, although it sounds rough and I can not guarantee that it is capable of being driven home. It was taken to a garage and the mechanic said that it needs significant work, mentioning the transmission, rear axel, electrical system, and possible engine issues as the check engine light is on. The A/C works. CD player works most of the time. Locks do NOT work. Rear hatch does NOT open. Sunroof does NOT open. Power windows do work. Battery is only a couple months old. Tires still have decent tread (see pictures). Paint is worn and peeling in places, primarily the hood. Interior shows wear. I'm doing my best to disclose all I know about this car. If you have questions, please don't hesitate to ask and I will get you the answers you are looking for.
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