08-30-2012, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by gannett
I fight this thought every day.
b, it looks like Nissan's CPO standards are pretty straight forward (< 5 years old under 60K miles). I don't know how thorough their inspection is, but I would trust that in order for the car to be CPO that it's in good condition.
In this case I doubt Nissan would come as low as I need them to on the price, especially now that I factor in the cost of buying new tires shortly after purchase.
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Trust and dealer never rarely *ever* go hand in hand.
There are exceptions sure. Given how I saw a Infiniti sales manager offer to take the CPO off to get the deal done (and lower cost 1K) tells me that depending on the level of prep for the car, the dealer may or may not have much invested in the CPO certification.
- b
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