Mercedes-Benz Brampton
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When you’re shopping for a Mercedes-Benz, there are a lot of different choices, from new and used to certified preowned. But what does certified preowned actually mean? At Mercedes-Benz Brampton we thought we’d take a minute to explain what CPO is.
Added Value And Peace of Mind
When you buy a Certified Preowned vehicle from Mercedes-Benz Brampton, you can drive with confidence. You’ll get the complete driving history of your vehicle.
If any coverage is left on your vehicle’s original factory warranty of 4 years or 80,000 km it remains in effect throughout its original term. Then, the standard Mercedes-Benz Star Certified Pre-Owned Warranty term provides protection for up to another two years or a total of 120,000 accumulated kilometres. It’s included on every qualified Certified Pre-Owned vehicle and covers the powertrain and other major components, as well.
If you want to extend your warranty, you can purchase our Extended Limited Warranty which offers the same secure coverage but for an additional term. Your Mercedes-Benz Certified Pre-Owned vehicle will be covered for up to an additional three-year term after the original warranty expires or 160,000 total vehicle kilometers, whichever comes first.
Your CPO has also passed a rigorous 150-point inspection of all electrical and mechanical systems.
Finally, when you buy a CPO, you’re also able to afford more “bells and whistles” than you would buying a brand new Mercedes-Benz. And you’ll get more peace of mind that when buying a Brampton used car.
At Mercedes-Benz Brampton, we always have a great selection of certified preowned Mercedes-Benz vehicles from which to choose. You can view them all online and then come in for a test drive at your convenience. It’s a great way to get more car for your money. Come see us at Mercedes-Benz Brampton, your Mercedes CA dealership!
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