Decode the Meaning of Your CPO Inspection Checklist
One of the primary concerns for most consumers when buying a car is price. The lower sticker price of used and certified pre-owned (CPO) cars can be very attractive to buyers on a budget or for those looking to get a little extra value. However, to the average consumer, the differences between used and CPO may seem confusing. If both labels mean a car has been previously used, why can a CPO car cost thousands more than one labeled “used” and when is it worth it to buy a CPO car?