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Can anyone advise (I did do a search), if the 1998 V70 GLT came in a turb and also N/A version? I've been discussing one with a guy who is selling, and I had a look at the liftgate, and it clearly says "GLT", but when I asked him, over the phone, if it was a turbo, he said no...

Searching Google for V70 GLT points out that they all had LPT's and put out 190 BHP when new. Is this guy full of it?

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you guys are a both a little wrong. the 97 850s had the lpt motor. all other 850 glts were na.

as for your question, all x70 glts are turbo. there is a chance that you are reading the badge wrong and it says gt.

volvo did make a v70 gt which is na.

you are correct :)

I guess from 94-96 it was either

Turbo

NA

or T5R

R

? I forget havnt had a 850 for awhile lol

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There is a chance that you are reading the badge wrong and it says gt.

volvo did make a v70 gt which is na.

Nope, it was pretty clear, it said GLT. So, it seems as though this fella is a little confused, or maybe someone snuck the GLT badge on the thing.

Anyhow, looks pretty clean, leather interior, Eurorails, has 191k miles on it, and the guy is asking $4500.

Anyone think that is a bad deal? I checked the NADA value, and the retail is $5200 (This guy is an dealer, but just a local used car dealer, and not a dealership)

Appreciate any tips. Would like to get this, and give my N/A to the wife. :)

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Nope, it was pretty clear, it said GLT. So, it seems as though this fella is a little confused, or maybe someone snuck the GLT badge on the thing.

Anyhow, looks pretty clean, leather interior, Eurorails, has 191k miles on it, and the guy is asking $4500.

Anyone think that is a bad deal? I checked the NADA value, and the retail is $5200 (This guy is an dealer, but just a local used car dealer, and not a dealership)

Appreciate any tips. Would like to get this, and give my N/A to the wife. :)

97 850 glts iirc are lpts right??

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Failure.

All 1997+ GLT's are low pressure turbos.

a 1997 850 GLT is a low pressure turbo.

From 94-95 there were:

850

850 GLT

850 T5

850 T5R

From 96-97 there were:

850

850 GLT

850 T5

850 R

Some of the 850's had a "Sportwagon" badge, but that did not mean it was a turbo.

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Nope, it was pretty clear, it said GLT. So, it seems as though this fella is a little confused, or maybe someone snuck the GLT badge on the thing.

Anyhow, looks pretty clean, leather interior, Eurorails, has 191k miles on it, and the guy is asking $4500.

Anyone think that is a bad deal? I checked the NADA value, and the retail is $5200 (This guy is an dealer, but just a local used car dealer, and not a dealership)

Appreciate any tips. Would like to get this, and give my N/A to the wife. :)

there is much much better deals on here just have to be paitent

to me 191k on it isnt worth more then $1,000 and only good for parts

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Failure.

All 1997+ GLT's are low pressure turbos.

a 1997 850 GLT is a low pressure turbo.

From 94-95 there were:

850

850 GLT

850 T5

850 T5R

From 96-97 there were:

850

850 GLT

850 T5

850 R

Some of the 850's had a "Sportwagon" badge, but that did not mean it was a turbo.

Correct!

and what is weird is that when buying insurance for my car 5 years ago, the company had no clue there were turbo models. She just asked "GLT or regular?" I was like ... umm....GLT?

maybe i got cheaper insurance... who knows

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Anyhow, looks pretty clean, leather interior, Eurorails, has 191k miles on it, and the guy is asking $4500.

Anyone think that is a bad deal?

With the limited info provided, yes. What maintenance has been done? Last TB? How's the suspension components? At 191K, even a Volvo is getting a little long in the tooth.

At a minimum, I'd knock at least a grand off of his price.

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With the limited info provided, yes. What maintenance has been done? Last TB? How's the suspension components? At 191K, even a Volvo is getting a little long in the tooth.

At a minimum, I'd knock at least a grand off of his price.

If the car is in average condition (i.e. needs repairs to suspension and such)

This is not a very good deal (maybe it would be to a used car dealer :) )

Be patient, these cars are getting cheaper to buy

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