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Fenrisulven 10 year s ago
#46 This is what to do with a SAAB :))
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Arok1988 10 year s ago
Fenrisulven, lasts ones maybe, but the model they set fire was pretty good, 900 one, a very mindfuck to change the friction in the boxer engine, 9000 was good too but too much electronic to be able to repair all. My dad had a 900 and it had half million kilometers, with original turbo, and it ran well until he sold it (ya he sold it lol), and a 9000 cs with 380'000km, but i got a elecronical problem....so was pratically his end : O. But mechanically, cars coming from Sweden are the best in longevity. French cars or italians one are THE papers lol, every some thousand kilometers problems, even sport cars, italians one, more time to repair it than go around lol. But now the best are Japanese, they tend to rust but...best engines.
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Fenrisulven 10 year s ago
Sadly, Sweden barely make any cars anymore. The reputation of Swedish brands will eventually go down the drain. I have a Volvo V70 station wagon 99 model, so far so good.
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Arok1988 10 year s ago
Fenrisulven, lasts ones maybe, but the model they set fire was pretty good, 900 one, a very mindfuck to change the friction in the boxer engine, 9000 was good too but too much electronic to be able to repair all. My dad had a 900 and it had half million kilometers, with original turbo, and it ran well until he sold it (ya he sold it lol), and a 9000 cs with 380'000km, but i got a elecronical problem....so was pratically his end : O. But mechanically, cars coming from Sweden are the best in longevity. French cars or italians one are THE papers lol, every some thousand kilometers problems, even sport cars, italians one, more time to repair it than go around lol. But now the best are Japanese, they tend to rust but...best engines.
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Fenrisulven 10 year s ago
Sadly, Sweden barely make any cars anymore. The reputation of Swedish brands will eventually go down the drain. I have a Volvo V70 station wagon 99 model, so far so good.