tk-porsche

Here's a question: What is more economical long-term? If you could get now, say a 2019 CPO model with something like only 4k or 5k miles on it and drive it close to 3.5 more years plus leverage the additional 2 years / unlimited miles once you hit the age cut-off for the warranty at 4 years or 50k miles (which ever comes first), is that a better overall cost vs. buying brand new and presumably being able to extend the warranty at extra cost for two years past the 4-year/50k mile warranty, if that's even an option and depending what the cost of that would be? The other point to balance would be factoring in the service agreement on a new vehicle vs. having to pay out of pocket for the CPO. Thoughts, experiences ... ?
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tk-porsche

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Otakugamer

No one has responded so I'll throw in my non-expert opinion.

From a financial perspective the general consensus is to buy used rather than new due to off-the-lot depreciation. So that is generally more economical. Repairs and breakdowns cannot easily be forecasted or predicted, so all things equal, I would vote buying used (CPO) rather than new if you are looking for the economical option.