[IK6SPEED]

Originally Posted by Elvisfan

I texted my salesman. A CPO traded in can be recertified to go over that 50,000 or so miles.

60,000 miles.

See above.

[car_driver]

Originally Posted by IK6SPEED

FWIW, that is a car already covered by an existing CPO, which is entirely different than a new CPO.

As in headed for a third owner?

[bimmer456]

This thread is making me more confused.

[IK6SPEED]

Originally Posted by Jrboulder

As in headed for a third owner?

That's what you posted from your conversation with the Palm Springs Sales Person.

Apparently one uses this form with $200 to transfer the CPO.

http://cpo.bmwusa.com/Content/docs/B...pplication.pdf

I am sure the Dealership does it online.

[Elvisfan]

Originally Posted by bimmer456

This thread is making me more confused.

The CPO warranty starts when the factory warranty expires. Period. What may be confusing is what it covers. I know it excludes the convertible top.

[bimmer456]

Originally Posted by Elvisfan

The CPO warranty starts when the factory warranty expires. Period. What may be confusing is what it covers. I know it excludes the convertible top.

That's pretty lame. Was thinking of doing CPO for my next car. No issues on my current car so maybe that would be the case so no need to pay the deductible or out of pocket when it's not covered. Presumably you can pay extra for more coverage.

[Elvisfan]

Originally Posted by bimmer456

That's pretty lame. Was thinking of doing CPO for my next car. No issues on my current car so maybe that would be the case so no need to pay the deductible or out of pocket when it's not covered. Presumably you can pay extra for more coverage.

I know that you can pay for extra years. Don’t know about extra coverage.

[BEM-S4]

Originally Posted by bimmer456

This thread is making me more confused.

Because OP doesn't understand what the hell he's talking about and is confusing people. Here's how it works:

Car is sold say 1/1/13. It has 48 months / 50k warranty and maintenance.

Anything before 1/1/17 OR 50k owner or dealer can extend for 1 or 2 years and choose to include maintenance or not.

Assuming it's 2 years the car would have coverage for 6 years. So 6/1/18 you could buy a CPO car with only 6 months of warranty if it's for sale.

This really isn't that complicated.

[IK6SPEED]

Originally Posted by bimmer456

That's pretty lame. Was thinking of doing CPO for my next car. No issues on my current car so maybe that would be the case so no need to pay the deductible or out of pocket when it's not covered. Presumably you can pay extra for more coverage.

The BMW CPO is = BMW Platinum EW.

You cannot buy more coverage (only less such as Gold).

Other Companies have 3rd party EW that cover different things for different terms and different rates.

That’s why you need to read the ACTUAL contract for the EW you are buying. Not just the sales brochures or their webpage.

There are major differences.

[bimmer456]

Originally Posted by BEM-S4

Because OP doesn't understand what the hell he's talking about and is confusing people. Here's how it works:

Car is sold say 1/1/13. It has 48 months / 50k warranty and maintenance.

Anything before 1/1/17 OR 50k owner or dealer can extend for 1 or 2 years and choose to include maintenance or not.

Assuming it's 2 years the car would have coverage for 6 years. So 6/1/18 you could buy a CPO car with only 6 months of warranty if it's for sale.

This really isn't that complicated.

I would assume if the warranty is expired you would get at least a 1 year CPO warranty if they are willing to certify a car with more than 50k miles or 4 years since in service date. You can also extend coverage for another year. If it's equivalent to platinum coverage with deductible then it should cover everything the new vehicle warranty covers. If it has exclusions then it shouldn't be considered platinum.

[IK6SPEED]

Originally Posted by bimmer456

If it's equivalent to platinum coverage with deductible then it should cover everything the new vehicle warranty covers

It does not.

Originally Posted by bimmer456

If it has exclusions then it shouldn't be considered platinum.

The American Express Platinum Card does not have the benefits of the American Express Centurion/Black Card.

Your point?

Is BMW really the Ultimate Driving Machine?

It’s simply a name. And a name for marketing only.