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Volvo C70 (2013)
for sale

Price: US $202.50

Description:

The Volvo C70 first received notice during it’s Hollywood Debut in the 1997 movie, “the Saint.” Since then it has pushed Volvo out of the perceived “boxy” image and surged forward with the help of it’s convertible nature.
A little history lesson on the 2nd and last generation of the Volvo C70 –
The second generation C70 model debuted at the 2005 Frankfurt Motor Show, sharing the Volvo S40 platform, designed by John Kinsey and built by Pininfarina Sverige AB — a joint venture between Pininfarina and Volvo (and the first time Pininfarina has manufactured outside Italy). The C70 retractable hardtop replaces its predecessor’s two models: both the convertible and the coupé, the latter which had been absent from Volvo's lineup since 2003. The retractable hardtop went on sale in the U.S. in spring 2006
Now that you have read all that…. This is your last chance to own the only convertible that Volvo currently has on the market. As of 2013, there are no C70’s on the road. Volvo will foreseeably bring back a convertible, but till then this is it. And what is this….
AutoProcure’s review of this 2013 Volvo C70
An unheard of 15, 200 miles on the clock and this vehicle still has its existing warranty from Volvo North America. We have included the original window sticker showing this car originally retailed for a little over $45, 000 and is the Premier Plus Tier with the added $1200 option including the following:
· LED Daytime Running Lights
· Keyless Ignition
· Homelink integrated Garage Door opener
· Rear Park Assist
· Digital Compass
This vehicle comes equipped with the following dealer options –
· RESISTALL Paint Protection
· EASYCARE - Mechanical Service Warranty Contract (** This may be transferrable to the next owner)
Now from the thoughtful words from those fun-folks over at AutoTrader –
The 2013 Volvo C70 is offered in base, Premier Plus and Premier Platinum versions; a dressy Inscription package introduced last year also continues into 2013.
The base C70 T5 ($41, 200) comes standard with 17-inch alloy wheels (18-in are optional), an auto-dimming rearview mirror, leather upholstery, a tilting/telescoping steering column, cruise control, a trip computer, dual-zone automatic climate control and an 8-speaker audio system with iPod/USB and Bluetooth connectivity. Next up the ladder is the T5 Premier Plus ($42, 400) which adds keyless entry/ignition, rear parking sensors and a compass for the rearview mirror. The T5 Platinum ($45, 000) tacks on a 650-watt Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound audio system and a navigation system. The Inscription package ($3, 900) brings a slight power boost, xenon headlamps (optional on all C70 models), special 18-in wheels, a leather-covered dashboard and some exclusive styling cues.
From the driver's seat, the C70 model's cockpit honestly hasn't aged a day. You could make an IKEA display out of it back in 2006, and the same is true six years later. The signature floating center control panel continues to please our eyes, especially with the gorgeous optional light-toned wood inlay. We even like Volvo's trademark lettering that the company has used for years on its gauges and buttons. With interiors increasingly being built around iPad-sized display screens and other high-tech bits, it's refreshing to sit down in a cabin that's designed in minimalist fashion. Ergonomics are excellent for the most part -- extra credit points for the pictogram-style climate control but demerits for the horrid navigation system, which we'll get to shortly. Also, no manufacturer does seats quite as well as Volvo. You have to sit in them to believe them.
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