Q: CPO or no CPO
it depends on the price difference. the 07 is newer and has more options, which is nice.
just go with the car that you really like.
and extended warranties are usually a joke. you'll pay 2200, but in the fine print, it might say that the max they'll pay is 4000, or something like that.
just go with the car that you really like.
and extended warranties are usually a joke. you'll pay 2200, but in the fine print, it might say that the max they'll pay is 4000, or something like that.
Originally Posted by turboawd' post='923135' date='Jun 24 2009, 11:39 PM
it depends on the price difference. the 07 is newer and has more options, which is nice.
just go with the car that you really like.
and extended warranties are usually a joke. you'll pay 2200, but in the fine print, it might say that the max they'll pay is 4000, or something like that.
just go with the car that you really like.
and extended warranties are usually a joke. you'll pay 2200, but in the fine print, it might say that the max they'll pay is 4000, or something like that.
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Originally Posted by hail' post='923259' date='Jun 25 2009, 05:31 AM
they are both $29K.
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This is my first car with BMW that wasn't a CPO and I regret every minute of it. Everytime I have a problem the dealer tells me "You know if you had a warrantee this would be covered then tells me I owe $2000" So I say "CPO" all the way!!!!
There are lots of exclusions in the CPO warranty. i.e. wear and tear items: suspension, body seals and gaskets, piston
rings, valves and guides, brakes, etc. etc.
I think you're more likely to get COMPed on a repair that's not a "defect in material or workmanship" if it's a CPO.
CPO is the way to go!
rings, valves and guides, brakes, etc. etc.
I think you're more likely to get COMPed on a repair that's not a "defect in material or workmanship" if it's a CPO.
CPO is the way to go!
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