Hi HJ, let me know your favourite charity and I'll bung a few quid if you can advise me. Bought a Volvo S40 1.6D, Dec 07 model, 38k miles from an Evans Halshaw (Pendragon) site in Cheltenham 31-8-11. Have done 5k miles in 2 mths. Today suddenly get warning 'Anti-skid service required' and 'Engine performance reduced'. Sluggishly home, then re-started, all fine now apparently, full power again, warnings gone. Searched Volvo forum, apparently the anti skid warning often means failure of an ABS 'brake unit' which goes so often that Volvo often cough up the £1300 for replacement. What to do? I really want the local Volvo dealer to plug in and see if the warnings / problems are there, but I can imagine Pendragon will say bring back 60 miles to them first. I don't trust them though, as car was sold on basis of 'its just been serviced, stamped by them' but turns out that big 37k service requirements (like re-filling the dreaded dpf reservoir) was ignored and they literally just changed the oil (according to the service dept). Help! Would like P to pay for diagnosis at Volvo dealer, really want to pin down whether there's a problem or not, as I've only owned it 2 months. Cheers, all best, J in Bristol