Used 1996 Volvo 960 Consumer Reviews
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It's Marvelous Darling!
It's amazing! Comfortable, elite, handles like a dream. Sharp in looks, classy to own. This is my work car. We own a new 2007 s80 purchased last summer for our "Sunday driving" car, and love both our old and new models!
Pure Sweden
The car is impressive with respect to safety and braking, although anti-lock brakes are noisy when used. The shape is distinctively Swedan and has a certain amount of respect to its boxy shape. The all inclusive options provided on this car made it very easy to purchase. Great sales experience, brought my car into showroom and then I drove it out myself.
- Base SedanMSRP: $3,9991,995 mi away
I love Volvos, except this '96
Had it for three months. Purchased with 96,000 miles. We're at 100,000 now with a new transmission, struts, cup holder, etc. It's fun to drive, but I hope the kinks in the '96 were fixed for the 960's last year. I really only gets 17 to the gallon anyways.
Would Not Buy Again
I had a lot of problems with my '96 960. First there was the front end, then the air conditioner went out, twice! There were a number of problems that one would not expect from a one year old luxury car. Check the Consumer Reports Relibility and you will see what I mean. I just bought a Lexus ES 300 instead. Back to Japanese cars.
very reliable even w/ 200+
I loved this Caesar. Got it will 204000 and took it to 220000 and only fixed a wire with supplies I already had. Never stranded me and even when the wire broke she still got me home. Only sold it because I began commuting and the gas mileage sucked. But that is the only bad thing I have to say about the car. Put all those miles on it and still sold her for a profit. EXCELLENT CAR