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Old Feb 25th, 2020, 21:59   #11
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sorry , hardly on a 3 year old volvo ! The suspension will be just as it left the factory . what cars are you used to that wear out after 3 years?.
Gotta be a Range Rover.
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Old Feb 26th, 2020, 08:11   #12
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sorry , hardly on a 3 year old volvo ! The suspension will be just as it left the factory . what cars are you used to that wear out after 3 years?.
Our works cars cover 40K+ miles a year, if this guy's 2017 car had covered 120K miles the dampers won't be 'factory fresh' so I only mentioned the sussy on the basis it could have high miles, you're right though otherwise it's unlikely to be an issue.
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