Volvo S70 Glt Sedan (forest Green, Leather) (4-door, 2.4l Engine) on 2040-cars
Alameda, California, United States
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Great car! I had to convince my wife to let us sell it. Super spacious, extremely reliable, and will always get you there comfortably and safely. Loaded with features, including sunroof, airbags, power windows & seats, leather upholstery, etc. A few scratches. One patch of slight paint discoloration on the trunk, visible in the photos. Leather upholstery is in great condition in rear seats. Front seats have small tears. A seat cover is on the driver's seat but may be removed if preferred. Runs great! Mostly highway miles. Never been in an accident. Third owner, but we've known all the owners, and the car has been kept in the family. All non-smoker owners. Well maintained and serviced. Smogged, oil change, and new oxygen detector installed two weeks ago. ABS isn't working which can cause "check engine" to light, but isn't an issue. Mechanic says this car could easily pass 300k miles. Clear CarFax history. Never been in an accident. Clean title, current registration, new tags good through 05/15. Will be a great car for you as it has been for us. We've bought an electric car and are downsizing. Email us or call. Tony and Pamela. Make: Volvo Model: S70 GLT Style: Sedan 4D Engine: 2.4L 5-cylinder Turbo I5 EFI Transmission: Automatic Country of Assembly: Sweden Fuel: Gasoline Color: Forest green VIN: YV1LS567XW1499153 Year: 1998 Mileage: 176K Sunroof: Yes From Edmunds.com: 1998 Volvo S70 GLT Sedan Pros: Superb comfort. Plenty of safety equipment. Solid construction. Amazing braking ability. Cons: High price. Odd control placement. No all-speed traction control. What's New: Volvo's 850 sedan gets a new name, new nose, body-color trim, stronger side-impact protection, more powerful turbo engines, redesigned interior and revised suspension. Style and Comfort Features Adjustable Steering Wheel Air Conditioning Cruise Control Dual-zone Climate Control Heated Mirrors Keyless Entry Power Mirrors Power Seat (Driver) Power Steering Power Windows Reading Lights Rear Window Defroster Seat Memory Split/Folding Seats Safety Features 4-Wheel Disc Brakes Anti-lock Brakes Anti-theft System Front Airbags (Driver) Front Side Airbags (Driver) Audio and Navigation Features AM/FM Performance Features Alloy Wheels Independent Suspension Other Car Features 6 Speakers Armrest Storage Auto Climate Control Body Colored Bumpers Body Side Moldings Cassette Door Bin Front Airbags (Passenger) Front Anti-Roll Bar Front Bucket Seats Front Center Armrest Front Side Airbags (Passenger) Illuminated Entry Rear Anti-Roll Bar Rear Center Armrest Tachometer Thermometer Vanity Mirror/Light |
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Mon, Apr 29 2024Before Volvo launched the EX90, the Swedish automaker — already known as a pioneer in safety — repeatedly stressed how much work it had done to raise the bar for safety in its new electric SUV. Almost every new release included lines like, "The standard safety in the Volvo EX90 is also higher than any Volvo car before it," and "The Volvo EX90 has an invisible shield of safety enabled by our latest sensing technology, inside and outside." But these focused on the car's electronic suite of sensors and cameras watching everything from the road ahead and behind to the driver's state of fatigue. The company did the same during the launch of the EX30, writing that its new compact electric vehicle protects all occupants "through state-of-the-art restraint technology, as well as top-notch structural design that fulfills our ambitious in-house safety requirements — designed to prepare our cars for various real-world scenarios." To prove a point about the safety of the EX30, Volvo's in-house crash-test lab performed a side impact test, running its largest car, the EX90, into the side of its smallest, the EX30. We don't get to see any interior view of the EX30 during the test or afterward. In an Automotive News Europe video about the crash and the results, Lotta Jakobsson from the Volvo Cars Safety Center says the data showed that the two "small-sized females" sitting on the struck side "were well protected" in the crash, with minimal infliction of injury. The physical design of both cars helps make this happen. The EX30 was designed to disperse all of its forces around the structure of the car for "balanced interaction" during an event. That's pretty standard stuff. On the EX90, a piece of the lower front structure juts ahead of the vehicle's primary safety structure. As ANE Managing Editor Doug Bolduc puts it, that lower structure is "specifically designed to help it absorb a lot of the power of a crash with a smaller vehicle ... that is to not only provide protection to the passengers of the EX90 but also to provide protection to the passengers of the EX30." The result is "less damage than you might have expected from the larger car onto the smaller car." Check out the vid and for Jakobsson's take on how current trends in structural, passive, and active safety won't rid the world of crashes, but they are reducing injuries while at the same time making crashes less common.
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