2002 Volvo V70

XC Wagon

2.4L 5 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel Turbocharged

Automatic

YV1SZ58D021077400

Clear

All Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Windows

Nice 2002 Volvo Cross Country Turbo Wagon Hard to find rear-facing 3rd-row seat so this wagon can seat 7! Rear seats have the integrated boosters as well. Overall the car is in good condition. There are some dents and scratches as to be expected on a 10 year old car. I will be posting detailed pictures soon from every angle so that you can judge for yourself. The tires do not have many miles on them and lots of tread. We've serviced the car regularly and replaced some of the parts that typically wear and it's running and driving great. The timing belt was replaced according to schedule which is the major maintenance around this mileage. Only outstanding issue is a hissing sound during deceleration which I was told is a leak in the power brake booster, so that will need to be replaced. The car has only about 125,000 miles and a clean carfax/autocheck report. The car is fully loaded with power everything, moon roof, aftermarket in-dash navigation (Pioneer AVIC) with DVD, built in harddrive with music, MP3, iPhone and iPod integration, heated seats & mirrors, integrated booster seats, fog lamps, leather, cruise control, keyless entry, alarm, climate control, and more. Exterior is dark metallic blue and the interior is the upgraded cream/tan with stitching and wood accents. Please feel free to email with any questions. Thanks!On Jan-15-12 at 15:51:12 PST, seller added the following information: Detailed Photos Added On Jan-16-12 at 20:37:05 PST, seller added the following information:The brake booster runs between $200 and $300 depending on where you get it and if it's OEM or aftermarket, etc. Here is an online thread about replacing it yourself: http://volvoforums.com/forum/volvo-v70-13/brake-booster-replacement-6989/ Most Volvo specialists charge around $600 for parts and labor to replace the booster. I've had the car for 2 years and the "hissing" sound has been there since I bought it. I assumed it was a normal turbo sound and never thought anything of it, so I do not know how urgent the repair is. The brakes are strong. Other things I've done recently: - Replaced an ignition coil - Replaced the front electric fan assembly and relay - Replaced the battery - Replaced the Mass Air Flow Sensor I would feel confident driving the car any distance as it is now, and it drives very well. Thanks again, and good luck!