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Asked: Apr 10, 2009 - 09:38 PM

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If a car is a CPO then the dealer's CPO status changes, does the car remain a CPO?

A car I'm thinking of buying had a CPO window sticker at dealer and dealer website says they are a CPO dealer, however, they are now saying they haven't been a CPO ealer for about six months. Would the car still be considered a CPO vehicle?

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steve_

Date: Apr 11, 2009
Time: 01:21 AM

Interesting question.

I doubt it. CPO cars are "offered for sale by your local dealer with the support of the vehicle's original manufacturer, with warranties that extend beyond the initial coverage."

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If the dealer is offering a "certified" car, I bet it's covered by a third party warranty, not one backed by the manufacturer.

You could contact the manufacturer and ask.

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bengalmom

Date: Apr 11, 2009
Time: 08:41 AM

It's a Ford dealer and a Ford car. Make a difference? Isn't it possible it was already a cpo when they got it? I was reading the program benefits and it says once it is a cpo the warranty transfers to next owners. There is only 33k miles on car and the powertrain warranty would be 100k. Need to wait until Mon to contact Ford. Thanks

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