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No significant changes are expected in 2002 to Volvo’s compact S40 sedan. Volvo geers the S40 toward younger buyers, while the Swedish automaker’s other models usually focus toward an older crowd. Developed jointly with the Mitsubishi company in Japan, the entry-level S40 and its V40 wagon companion are built in the Netherlands at a shared manufacturing facility. Ford wholly owns Volvo, but the S40 was developed prior to Ford’s takeover. Read More