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It's a 140 minute update. Supposed to be a 3-DVD disk set yet I received 1 disk. I emailed NAVTEQ to make sure that's correct.
Where can we get more info..? What is the source for "Volco closing C70 factory"? Thank you!
http://www.inautonews.com/pininfarina-ends-car-production
And another:
http://wot.motortrend.com/volvo-closing-c70-assembly-plant-will-the-c70-survive-- 122995.html
I would have liked to see smarter advertising from Volvo about the car. The one commercial I remember (after Googling the C70) was more about the women in the cars vs. the cars themselves. The commercial's story could have been done with any car. It has some really nice benefits that would have helped sales.
I wonder what this does to the value of the car? Does this information impact the purchase price or negotiability thereof? Does the fact that the model is no longer made change the resale value down the line, say, three years from now?
I ask as I am interested in purchasing a 2012 model, thanks.
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It had the identical problem at around 6,000 miles so we knew enough to unscrew the cap and put it back on to see if that solved the problem (as our dealer told us it would). But it didn't solve it.
Obviously, there's a significant risk to driving around with a Check Engine light on so we have to take it in. Except for this problem, we love the car but this sucks. We're planning a long trip this summer and no longer trust it to get us there and back without this happening again.
The dealer tells us there's nothing they can do.
Any suggestions?
Or you could try a different dealer first.
As to this comment: Obviously, there's a significant risk to driving around with a Check Engine light on
Actually, there isn't a risk. A CEL is emissions related and does not pose a risk. Check your owner's manual and it will tell you that you should just visit a dealer when you can. There is no urgency there. Urgent matters produce other lights and warnings on your dash.
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