Buying a model on run-out
I'm considering purchasing a used S40 but understand they are to be discontinued in 2012.
Are there any pitfalls to buying a model run out in terms of parts, service, repairs and resale please?
Are there any pitfalls to buying a model run out in terms of parts, service, repairs and resale please?
Asked on 2 January 2012 by panasonic
Answered by
Honest John
It's an old model now, dating back to 2003. Still quite a nice car, Focus based. Mix of Ford, Mazda and Volvo parts. 4 cylinder diesels all Ford/PSA. 5 cylinder diesels Volvo.
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