I had a Volvo convertible for only a short amount of time because it drove like a truck. The steering was so stiff that I had trouble just navigating into a parking spot. The suspension was so stiff that I felt as if I were getting whiplash every time I went over a pothole. I mean, it was an upper-body workout just to park the darn thing. Very embarrassing. It looked great, but I hated the way it drove. And it was so noisy -- no one could hear me on my cell phone when I was in Atlanta traffic. Every time an 18-wheeler went by, there was a deafening noise.
Other than Volvo convertibles for the midlife-crisis generation, daughter says that the only women who drive Volvos are lesbians, and as Bridget Jones would say, daughter isn't interested in "batting for the other side.":funn:
EDIT: Don't mean to offend any Volvo owners. That's daughter's opinion. Actually I have had more than one Volvo; only one was a convertible.
Other than Volvo convertibles for the midlife-crisis generation, daughter says that the only women who drive Volvos are lesbians, and as Bridget Jones would say, daughter isn't interested in "batting for the other side.":funn:
EDIT: Don't mean to offend any Volvo owners. That's daughter's opinion. Actually I have had more than one Volvo; only one was a convertible.
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