Currently on my 11th C70 Mk1, just absolutely love them!!

I own a titanium grey one since 2017, lovely and very reliable car producing unbeatable 5-cylinder sound. Almost no technical issues so far, periodic service only. Probably one of the most underrated convertible car in my opinion.

I have had this exact model (and colour) for 6 years now, I agree a GOOD towbar doesn't completely eliminate scuttle shake but it hugely reduces it! Now 79 and have owned many cars but this is my favourite.

Spot on video. This is exactly how I would describe my c70.

I’ve got an 06 c70 automatic it’s fabulous it goes like a scalded cat and has just sailed through its last two mot’s, midnight blue with cream interior not beige and it’s a sumptuous combo , I bought it for about £2k 5 years ago , never looked back I love it best car I’ve ever had. Juicy though and high rft

This is the new James May. Really good video

I would love one of these but the repair bills should anything break is a worry. I own a 940 wagon and a 240 GLE sedan, both from the 90s. A third Volvo would also mean a divorce. The C70 cabriolet is a beautiful car.

I have a 2003 soft top which cost aud $1000 it's metallic pearl blue- probably the only one I've ever seen in Australia. Thankfully it's got charcoal leather and the good woodgrain inserts in the steering wheel. I love the look of them- I hate the hard top convertibles post 2004 they are the sh*ttest looking volvo possibly ever. Having said that first generation soft tops have sooh many problems! Possibly why not many exist outside the wreckers over here

Must be lucky, I've not noticed too much shake in my c70 GT Manual, someone did say its factory lowered, maybe that helps.. Also strut and uprated drop links (meyle HD) seemed to have helped.

The MK1 C70 coupes are so much better, The ragtops look naff to me mostly driven by a retired person with their baseball cap on back to front! 😂