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We saw an explosion hitting $50k during that amazing car value bubble in the second year after Covid. Now, not quite as high, but the average is going up when you look at this 10-year chart. Volume remains steady.


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We owned both a 144 and a 142 at the same time. Both yellow, both manual transmission, and both with A/C. What great cars! Where did Volvo go wrong lol?
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Over the years I’ve passed on two nice 142’s, and I kick myself.
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