If you're in the market, this is the one to get–it has the optional Polestar Engineered package that bumps output (at least according to Volvo) to 330 horsepower and 325 lb.-ft. of torque.
43,000 miles with an asking price of $44,800. Located in Northville, Michigan.
So yeah, someone please give this a good home.
It also has the advanced package. I'm 90% sure I have the floor mats from that car, as in that exact car, and know the previous owner.
I rode in a friends exact copy of that car the other night. I was very impressed. Super sweet longroof
This is one car that looks good in pictures, but looks absolutely stunning in person.
Super sweet longroof
This is one car that looks good in pictures, but looks absolutely stunning in person.
I couldn't agree more with either of these statements.
I accept that it might be a completely reasonable price these days, but paying $44,500 for a nearly 6-year-old Volvo wagon is a tough pill for a cheapskate like me to swallow.
In reply to dculberson :
I have to agree with you on that one.
It's probably for the best, though. If it were in my price range, I'd probably already be on my way to pick it up.
Man, That looks sweet. I'm totally not in the market for another car but that looks like the complete package. They almost ran out of room for the badges in the back.
In reply to bmw88rider :
I'm here if anyone needs extra enablement. 
dculberson said:I accept that it might be a completely reasonable price these days, but paying $44,500 for a nearly 6-year-old Volvo wagon is a tough pill for a cheapskate like me to swallow.
What if it was this color?
In reply to Steve_Jones :
Yeah, that color would make it even better–for me, at least.
In reply to Colin Wood :
Me too. Stunning in person
In reply to Steve_Jones :
Hell yes... it would help. It would be even better with something other than black wheels. Bronze maybe?
Man, I love these things. They are mega scarce on the ground because I believe they are special order-only cars. They look amazing.
Steve_Jones said:dculberson said:I accept that it might be a completely reasonable price these days, but paying $44,500 for a nearly 6-year-old Volvo wagon is a tough pill for a cheapskate like me to swallow.
What if it was this color?
Wow. Yes - much, much better!
In reply to Tony Sestito :
I'm just glad I'm not the only one here obsessed with newer Volvo wagons.
And yeah, I forgot that the non-Cross Country V90s were special-order only.
In reply to Colin Wood :
One of my nephews is a Volvo tech. He's also a Volvo enthusiast that owns a 1994 850 Turbo longroof modded to V70R specs and a 2006 XC90 Ocean Race Edition with the Yamaha V8. We were talking about these things last night and he said he's only seen a handful come through the dealership since he's been there, and the Boston area is a prime market for these things. He confirms that they are incredible cars. He did tell me that the V60's with the twin-charged engine can be problematic, though. Not sure if the V90's have that powerplant.
In reply to Steve_Jones :
I mean, you could always paint or wrap it, and then you'd have the best of both worlds: a sick car in a sick color.
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