Volvo

What does the word mean?


No googling

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Originally posted by johnnylongwoody
What does the word mean?


No googling

Originally posted by lolof
Latin for "Jag rullar" (I roll)

Originally posted by johnnylongwoody
You googled didn't you?

I told you no googling.

I roll is correct.

But it sounds as if you have a jag and a volvo

I suppose I've killed this thread now, nothing more to add... 🙂

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Originally posted by johnnylongwoody
What does the word mean?


No googling

Yeah!

Sorry, that's just my instinctive reaction to 'Volvo'.

I bought a new 1986 Volvo stationwagon, great car, 4 cylinder, 4 speed standard with electronic O/D lots of power and great mileage. Had it for about 12 years then it started to "nickle and dime" me. More like everytime I took it in for something I used to give them a cheque for $600 and said if it's more let me know.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
I bought a new 1986 Volvo stationwagon, great car, 4 cylinder, 4 speed standard with electronic O/D lots of power and great mileage. Had it for about 12 years then it started to "nickle and dime" me. More like everytime I took it in for something I used to give them a cheque for $600 and said if it's more let me know.

Originally posted by divegeester
You drove the same car for 12 years?

Bought my Volvo V40 - the small wagon - in 2001, it's done 220,000 km without a hiccup and the service guy says it was the best Volvo model ever made and still better than most cars on the road today. And I did know it means 'I roll' every Volvo owner knows it.
I've always regarded Volvo jokes as disguised envy, and I've never worn a hat. Had quite a few speeding tickets though.