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Starting from 7 April 2008, Volvo C30 owners in Sweden will be able to change the appearance of their cars with 20 different removable films.
The film has a 2-year guarantee and will not cause any harm to the car’s original color but actually protect it.
In Sweden, the film is priced at 18,750 SEC or approximately USD$3,130 or €2,000.
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