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Old 08-24-2018, 07:05 PM
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Old 08-24-2018, 07:08 PM
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CPO = Certified pre owned
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Provides the original 4 years of manufacturers warranty + 2 additional years.
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Originally Posted by Al.Fresco
Provides the original 4 years of manufacturers warranty + 2 additional years.
I thought CPO just provides what is left of the original warranty from punch in date - and 2 yrs after that. and the 2 years are unlimited mileage. If the orig warranty has expired then its really a 2 year warranty with unlimited mileage. and the car has to be 8 years old or less(something like that)That's my interpretation. I had my dealer throw(negotiated) it in with my new 2017. and as I had already lost about 16 months as the car was punched in long ago and sat on the lot , albeit with 40 miles only, I just get an extra 6 months over my 4 yr warranty but still unlimited mileage. an one can by CPO with a new or used car.
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^^^ Correct. Balance of any remaining original 4yr warranty, plus and extra 2yrs. If original 4 year is up, only a 2yr on a CPO.

Also correct on no older than 8 model years or over 100K miles to qualify as a CPO.
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Isn't he the Gold robot from Star Wars? CPO
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Thought it was C3PO
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Originally Posted by blurum
I thought CPO just provides what is left of the original warranty from punch in date - and 2 yrs after that. and the 2 years are unlimited mileage.
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^^^ Correct. Balance of any remaining original 4yr warranty, plus and extra 2yrs. If original 4 year is up, only a 2yr on a CPO.
Is that not exactly what I said?
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Originally Posted by Al.Fresco
Is that not exactly what I said?
Seems like it, but could be interpreted differently the way you worded it. Like it may refresh a 4yr. as well.

CPO doesn't provide original 4yr warranty, etc ..
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Cpo is an additional cost added onto the price of the car to have it warrantied longer
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Originally Posted by Gh0st0
Cpo is an additional cost added onto the price of the car to have it warrantied longer

Yup. Another "Costly Porsche Option"
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Originally Posted by kuma1416
Yup. Another "Costly Porsche Option"
true but it’s the same for all manufacturers
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Here's a link to the PDF Porsche provides: https://www.porsche.com/filestore.aspx/default.pdf?pool=usa&type=download&id=c423064c-da05-414b-a32f-c84922746626&lang=none&filetype=default&usg=AOvVaw2E15FRm5-KkJoI_8dNcY7M



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