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Originally Posted by Fuzz
I've heard that CPO often means jack squat. It depends on the dealer, I guess but "CPO" isn't a legal term and doesn't offer any recourse. It just means they went over their checklist and "certified" it. It was on an American site though, so could be different here.
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For me it meant that they put in new brakes, had a big checklist of items to make sure met a certain value (given to me), got 2 extra years of full coverage ($50 flat fee for warranty work for years 5 and 6), and 1.9% APR finance. The non-CPO and new cars had 5.9% APR and cost what they cost...
Mine worked out, but I research this stuff to death. I can sell my car a year later at my purchase price last year as well.