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      08-26-2011, 09:59 AM   #1
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Difference between CPO warranty ext. to 6y/100k and extended maintenance package?

Is there a difference between the two, or does one include the other? I've heard that the CPO warranty is not bumper to bumper...and the maintenance package only covers standard service like oil changes, brakes, tire rotation etc...

I've always believed that buying extended coverage isnt worth it unless you destroy cars...but ive also read that regular M3 maintenance can add up fast (2k for brakes, etc).

I'm looking at a couple non-CPO 09's but the dealer said they could CPO it if i wanted. Cars are not CPO because the dealership doesnt CPO cars under 15k miles.

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      08-26-2011, 10:39 AM   #2
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two different plans.
CPO is covering stuff that breaks on the car.
the maintenance plan covers only maintenance related items.

and dealers can CPO cars with less than 15k miles, it just sounds like the dealership you're dealing with would rather not.
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