Certified pre-owned vehicles, or CPO cars for short, offer benefits ranging from extended warranties to low-interest financing, but they don’t come free. Cars.com’s analysis of more than 200,000 late-model used examples of 17 popular models found the listing price, on average, 4.5% higher for CPO cars versus non-certified ones.
Are those prices negotiable? In a word, yes.
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