Which current Volvo is your favourite?

[volvorocks]

Originally Posted by Ninja59

The Mk1 is an NA, Mk2 is NB, Mk2.5 is NB-FL, Mk3 is NC, Mk3.5 is NC-FL, not sure about the latest code for the facelifted facelift Mk3.

Which car though Mazda? Suzuki?......etc >>>>>>>>>>

Ta.

[Ninja59]

Originally Posted by volvorocks

Which car though Mazda? Suzuki?......etc >>>>>>>>>>

Ta.

Mazda MX5 model designations .

[gordonr]

Originally Posted by Ninja59

Have not decided 100% yet other things first - so for the moment still a Volvo owner (I still love the car).

go for a honda s2000 absolute scream

[gordonr]

having the SAINT avatar , i wonder if anyone can guess which one i chose?

[Anadinolin]

I like them all appart from the s60 and s80. The shape looks a bit odd to me..

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[Ninja59]

Originally Posted by gordonr

go for a honda s2000 absolute scream

Absolute screamer yes.

Try getting insurance though....I know loads of former owners that got rid because insurance is a mare some are paying a few K one could insure a 360 for less.

[gordonr]

Originally Posted by Ninja59

Absolute screamer yes.

Try getting insurance though....I know loads of former owners that got rid because insurance is a mare some are paying a few K one could insure a 360 for less.

didnt know the insurance was that steep a guy at my last work had one and loved it , never mentioned insurance costs though , he was in his 30,s ,only time he hated it was in the snow when he got stuck down south a few years ago in heavy snow trying to head back up to scotland , i had the same problem with the bmw 330d m sport absolute nightmare in the white stuff

[Ninja59]

I know three owners that sold them, when the winters are bad true, but even on a slightly damp road they are ultra tail happy, more so the earlier cars they "improved" the later ones apparently. Stick some winter tyres on the majority of RWD and you should be a lot safer.

It is one car I love, but the insurance would cripple me I know loads on limited mileages and are severely restricted - from memory the owner of Zaino has one and his Range Rover is a daily driver and cheaper...the S2000 is his pride and joy true, but the costs I have heard.

Early on they were not bad on insurance but as more got produced more were also finding ditches etc. If I remember correctly I think one told me he was looking at 3K-4K for insurance alone and he was late 20's - early 30's.

[StockholmSyndrome]

V60 is beautiful inside and out IMHO, still fetching £19k on eBay though

[steadvex]

friend of mine has a s2000..

less than £600 fully comp, 28 with 9 yrs no claims (realistically I call that 5 but he says 9), his first year with the car was just over 1k