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Originally Posted by kevinfourlegs
I have been to Volvo and had a poke around. The boot is big enough and it will take a folding mobility scooter easily enough. Also I can put both my elbow crutches in the boot easy enough as well.
Unfortunately getting in and out is not ideal for someone full of arthritis like me. Once in the car, it's ok. It feels like a quality car. But the entry and exit are awkward for me. I gradually worsen as time progresses and what is suitable now, may not be suitable in three years time.
I do like the car, but I don't think it will be suitable for me. I'm feeling a bit down now. I shouldn't have set my heart on it, but I do like my Volvos. I have owned more Volvos than any other make of car.
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What about this?
It's a Heico suspension package that raises the car's height substantially.
http://www.heicosportiv.de/mainframe.asp?lang=en&e1=979
The local Volvo dealer tried to interest me in it, but I didn't want to spend the extra money and the CC is sufficiently tall for me.