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Originally Posted by whynotme
Seems the CPO are a bit more expensive, all else equal, and I'm wondering if getting a non-CPO plus extended warranty would come to about the same cost. Most of the cars I'm considering are 2019 models, and with varying dates of in-service, I've got about 2 years left on a CPO warranty with unlimited miles. I could get a non-CPO for maybe $3k less and get an extended warranty for a couple grand, bringing me to about the same as the CPO. But with the separate extended warranty, it would probably last for alot longer than the 2 remaining years on CPO warranty. UGH, I have so many questions about buying my first BMW!
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My 2 cents: It's not a terrible deal for an extra year of warranty and guarantee that the drivetrain was not f*cked with (or give you some legal recourse if you found out it was after the fact).
However, it doesn't mean it's a great, accident / damage free car though. A lot of times dealers will CPO cars that they know won't sell easily.