tna3

I checked out a used Porsche 911 with 1000 miles and 4 months old. I asked why it wasn’t a CPO and the sales manager told me because it was too new. If this is true, has it always been like this? Great move on Porsches part to finally take some action against flippers.

handdoc

no, you can cpo it, they are just trying to make $ by not investing more $ in the car

you could insist on cpo, which adds 2 years of warranty, well worth it

blackland

I bought a CPO PNA owned 2022 911 with about 1000 miles on the OD this past December at the local dealer. Obviously it can be a CPO if they go through that process.

shrimp money

They can CPO a car with delivery miles.

Highline-Autos.com

Once you get to the finance office, they'll offer you to CPO it for them haha

detansinn

Honestly, it raises a flag that the car isn't CPO'd. Dealers will CPO every car that they can, because they can command a premium with a CPO'd car.

You can't CPO a car that's been in an accident, has an ugly DME report, lacks maintenance records, or hiding some other really basic issue. Aside from that, it seems that they can CPO almost any recent model year Porsche providing that it was made in the past 13 years and has less than 124,000 miles.