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Some reasons I like my 80s Volvo, rides nice, seats can be adjusted higher or lower, lumbar adjustment, mine has electric windows.
Small turning radius for easy turns & parking..

During bad times I could rest my hand on my leg and hold steering wheel at 6 o clock.
And on straight roads use my knee..for short times..
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