After some brief contact, I gave up on Volvospy a long time ago. Like others have noted, the software is difficult to navigate. I hang out at the Brickboard on occasion, mostly commenting on vintage Volvo questions.<P>I'm somewhat of a lurker here, I don't currently own a Volvo. I have a 99 Passat <I><A HREF="http://clubb5.com/ubb/Forum6/HTML/000018.html" TARGET=_blank>(see here)</A> </I> and I'm a moderator for the <A HREF="http://www.clubb5.com" TARGET=_blank>www.clubb5.com</A> Passat forum. I frequent the VWVortex and ClubB5 forums often, I've fooled with European sedans since 1970 and I often have insight to add that others don't. I can apply some of that insight here too, I hope this forum takes off for Volvo owners. Some of the same type of posts exist over at the Passat forums... regional and age differences, people who can't decide what color to buy, appearance versus performance debates, etc. But it's all fun!<P>Having owned and heavily modified three Volvos over about a 20 year period, I still have a great interest. <I>See my favorite 1970 142S in the Swedespeed vintage section.</I> My brother, sister and I have owned at least 30 Volvos <I>(no lie!)</I> over the past 35 years. With his bright orange 142, my brother was a Western Canada regional rally points champion in the late 1970s and he ran the Criterion International Rally twice. The first year he ran the Criterion, he was the highest private entry, the factory sponsored Fiats won it. His wife later took the Alberta points championship in dirt track racing with one of their 122s. She honed her driving skills in South America and Europe and was very aggressive! <p>[This message has been edited by Bob the V (edited 02-20-2001).]