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Originally Posted by John 070
Remember in the old days (like 5 years ago) when CPO meant that a car went through extensive testing, and only the best cars could be CPO, most were rejected? Isn't it interesting that you can pick up your CPO car and 3 weeks later it has a problem? Today, in reality, CPO is nothing more than an extended warranty, the dealership and BMW hope they make $$$$ off of it as they do the tire warranties, protection packages, extended maintenance...
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yes sir, and what sucks is since my car is an 07, i technically only have 2 years or so left on the extended warrenty. Oh and its a $50 deposit everytime i bring it in for warrenty. LOL. Hopefully before the 2 years are up, the Germans fixed their fuel pump problems. It sucks that one of my dream cars which is suppose to be an "ultimate driving machine" turns out to be the Ultimate Driving Problem.