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Feb 16th, 2006, 21:59

This is straight from Volvo North America to the cars affected. I don't know anymore than that to be honest as I have concentrated on research on the V70. If you read the previous links I have given, there is a lot of information in there.

MTA: Those are from the NHTSA (independent agency investigating a safety issue now in the US) release on the Engineering Analysis said the cars were included. This was news to me and I know nothing more than this.

According to the Watchdog website, "All of the following models with petrol engines are affected: not just the V70s and C70s (model years 1999-2001), but the S60, S70, S80, XC70 and the V70 non-turbos and C70s (model year 2002). Also, all S60 and V70 Bi fuel models are affected."

So there is a difference between what the NHTSA and Volvo UK are saying are affected and I honestly don't know.

Feb 16th, 2006, 21:59	#25
PunkDebutante Guest Location:	This is straight from Volvo North America to the cars affected. I don't know anymore than that to be honest as I have concentrated on research on the V70. If you read the previous links I have given, there is a lot of information in there. MTA: Those are from the NHTSA (independent agency investigating a safety issue now in the US) release on the Engineering Analysis said the cars were included. This was news to me and I know nothing more than this. According to the Watchdog website, "All of the following models with petrol engines are affected: not just the V70s and C70s (model years 1999-2001), but the S60, S70, S80, XC70 and the V70 non-turbos and C70s (model year 2002). Also, all S60 and V70 Bi fuel models are affected." So there is a difference between what the NHTSA and Volvo UK are saying are affected and I honestly don't know. Last edited by PunkDebutante; Feb 16th, 2006 at 22:09.