Volvo V70 T5 -opinions?

[waremark]

Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...

Such as?

[Rick]

Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...

Such as?

Anything from tailights garage i should imagine.. (standing in for Dave here)

[Roadcraft]

Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...

Such as?

Anything from tailights garage i should imagine.. (standing in for Dave here)

Yeah...that's about sums it up...

[Roadcraft]

Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...

Such as?

If you've got £8000-£10,000 to spend on a car..and a Mondeo is the first thing to come to mind.....

Well...you go figure...

You wanted to provoke a response by your two word post...

So there you go..!

[MikeG]

Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...

Such as?

I think this covers all three counts. Nice. Even better in Alfa Rosso (Red)


Mike

[TripleS]

Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...

Such as?

Anything from tailights garage i should imagine.. (standing in for Dave here)

Ta Rick. I can do with all the support I can get.

Best wishes all,
Dave.

[Roadcraft]

I can do with all the support I can get.
Dave.

[MikeG]

Safety1st wrote:
Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...

[Roadcraft]

That's the idea Mike...

Although, having sat next to you over many miles of twisting roads, you'd not be able to throw that thing about much...

[Nigel]

Or if you fancy something run of the mill with decent handling, have a look at a nearly new Mondeo (either TDCI or V6). Loads of toys, bags of power and torque and a bargain if you pick them up after the bulk of their depreciation Running costs are cheap too....

Chris

but it's a ford at the end of the day..and everyone has one..

Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...

Yeah, but that limits him to beemers really safety........and not everyone likes them

[TripleS]

I can do with all the support I can get.
Dave.

I should have expected that from S1.

Always there with the humour - of one sort or another!

Best wishes all,
Dave.

[TripleS]

Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...

Yeah, but that limits him to beemers really safety........and not everyone likes them

Isn't it the BMW drivers that are invariably the problem though?

Just as a matter of interest, what are you driving these days Nigel?

Best wishes all,
Dave.

[Roadcraft]

Or if you fancy something run of the mill with decent handling, have a look at a nearly new Mondeo (either TDCI or V6). Loads of toys, bags of power and torque and a bargain if you pick them up after the bulk of their depreciation Running costs are cheap too....

Chris

but it's a ford at the end of the day..and everyone has one..

Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...

Yeah, but that limits him to beemers really safety........and not everyone likes them

It might have limited them to beemers in 1987-1994....perhaps..

but nowadays...with every Shane, Kylie and Dwayne cruising in the bavarian export....i'm afraid not...

[Nigel]

I've thought about getting rid of mine a couple of times, now I've rebuilt it, and used it for a couple of years, I'm sorta bored with it.....but what next ?

I like the porshe 911 but can't afford one, nothing else I've driven ( within a sensible few grand weekend toy budget) offers any sort of enjoyment.....they are all so bland.

To amuse me it needs to have a decent exhaust note, sensible amount of power, rear wheel drive, enough room to put the kids in, & stick to the road like poo to a blanket.

I may well go backwards in time, the old Reliant Scimitars are cheap, fun, and not subject to all this emission rubbish.

[ScoobyChris]

How about something Japanese? Supra (not sure how big your kids are!!!), Skyline GT-S, etc?

Chris