1985 Volvo 740 Gle Sedan 4-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Ventura, California, United States
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Up for auction is a 1985 Volvo 740 GLE Sedan. 69,200 original miles from new. Purchased by my wife's mother at Ventura Volvo on 8/19/85. Wife mother is now 94 years old and no longer drives. Original California Title issued on
August 19th, 1985. No accidents in this cars history. Always garaged since new. Small ding under the license plate as seen in the pics. Always serviced at Ventura Volvo untill about the 46,000 mile mark. Then she took it to a Independent Volvo Specialist for services. In 2012 she was told that she needed a new transmission so she had it rebuild. (I still wonder) The cars interior is almost perfect without any rip or seam separations. The black leather is almost perfect. The head liner has a little sag around the sun roof but is very serviceable. The car will need 2 tires in the near future. The back window switches are sometimes non-operational. Some times they work and sometimes they refuse. Today they worked. This car is advertised locally so we reserve the right to pull the listing before it runs out. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. Car is sold without warranties express or implied. Questions?? Call Robert McCulley (805)302-4840 |
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Because the northeastern Chinese city of Daqing owns about 37 percent of the automaker, the location for the significant expansion isn't entirely surprising, especially since Geely owns a majority stake in the Swedish brand. The existing factory there employs about 700 people to build the original XC90 for the local market, but the upgrades will allow the plant to handle Volvo's Scalable Product Architecture modular platform.
To be fair, Volvo doesn't specifically call out the S80-replacing S90 by name in its announcement. However, it promises the first vehicle built in Daqing after the expansion will be a new premium sedan, and the upgrades will allow the plant to make "most innovative vehicles in its product range," and the range-topping sedan is widely expected to adopt the S90 moniker.
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