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	nemith volvo is proud to offer the mobility by nemith Program.  We ask that you take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the program and understand the huge potential of this growing market. When you combine the aging population with the number of people with disabilities and caregivers, there is a market potential of 87 million customers. This is a call to action to be prepared to help your mobility customers by providing a Volvo that can meet their needs for safety, versatility and mobility.
	Mobility by nemith Volvo Program Information Easy to use, downloadable Mobility by nemith Volvo Customer Flier, just click on the box "Click Here to Download Customer Flier" and print as many as you would like.  Distribute to your customers or print one to display as a small poster. offers up to a maximum of $1,000 assistance toward adaptive equipment and up to $200 for alert hearing devices. All model year 2008, 2009 and 2010 vehicles reported and retailed as new and properly RDR'd during the program period of January 6, 2009 through January 5, 2010 are eligible. Help your customers with the vehicle modification process. A downloadable State Directory will provide additional information to locate places for vehicle modification prescriptions and completion.
	Mobility by Volvo Claim Process Obtain Claim Form - Either you or the customer obtains a Claim Form from the Mobility by Volvo Center, 1-800-803-5222. Complete Claim Form - Mail the completed Claim Form, with copies of the Volvo Sales Agreement, paid adaptive equipment/modifier's invoice and medical documentation (if required) to the Mobility by Volvo Center.       Mobility by Volvo Center       P.O. Box 312290       Detroit, MI 48231 Verification - Mobility by Volvo Center verifies that all information is received. Payment - Customer receives check directly from the Mobility by Volvo Center. Record Keeping - Keep all documents in the customer's sales jacket: ? Mobility by Volvo Claim Form ? Modifier's Paid Invoice copy ? Original medical documentation - If required program representative will notify you. Customer Copies - Give the customer copies of the completed Claim Form and other documents.

NEMITH VOLVO REMEMBERS PAUL NEWMAN - A FELLOW VOLVO DEALER

You might expect a 80-year-old to have a Volvo in his garage. Volvos are the septuagenarians of the car world: long-lasting, unadventurous and often found at garden centres or National Trust properties.

But Paul Newman is no ordinary 80-year-old. And his Volvo is no ordinary Volvo. It has a Cosworth race-bred V8 engine dropped into it. "It's a funny Volvo," he admits. "It's an old 950, last of the rear-wheel drive estate chassis. It is hotted-up a little bit." Like a Ferrari is a warmed over Fiat...

The engine in Newman's Volvo is the size of a small piano and makes considerably more noise. Based on a Ford racing engine, it pumps out 400 horsepower (about as much as a Ferrari).

Newman sits on a velour couch in the back of an Airstream motorhome trundling down a road somewhere south of Ensenada, Mexico. He is en route to the start of the Baja 1000 desert rally down the length of southern California.

Newman, who has been racing for 33 years, is about to drive a buggy over sand dunes and rocks at motorway speeds over part of a 1000-mile course which the fastest cars complete in just 16 hours. But from the look on his face you'd think he was about to drive his Volvo to the shops at home in Westport, Connecticut.

Since he first raced aged 47, he has nearly won Le Mans, tested Indy cars, run an Indy team and even when he hits 80 still plans to keep racing his 670bhp Chevy Corvette. A few hours in a bucking bronco of a dune buggy does not phase the star of The Sting and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

"If fact I think we filmed Butch Cassidy down here somewhere," says Newman, lifting his dark glasses for a peer through the window at the passing spaghetti western vista of cacti and cloudless skies. "Anyway I'm looking forward to the race. It's really the last of the great motoring adventures. I did the pre-run (test) a few weeks ago. It was great fun. I was amazed at the cars' ability to absorb bumps. They are just amazingly durable. The only thing is my back is not [feeling] too good, but we'll see how it goes. I'll just try to make sure that I don't hit any thing. But I'll have a guide, sitting there with a hammer and if I do something [rash], he will just hit me in the privates
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