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At $16,000, Would This 2004 Volvo V70R Be A Ball To Own?

With a stack of spare parts and one of the most thorough lists of modifications and maintenance you've ever seen, does this Volvo justify its $16k asking price?

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JalopnikLean L·1h ago
At $16,000, Would This 2004 Volvo V70R Be A Ball To Own?
With a stack of spare parts and one of the most thorough lists of modifications and maintenance you've ever seen, does this Volvo justify its $16k asking price?
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