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There are many details to consider when comparing different CPO programs, and it pays off to read the fine print and know what you’re getting for your car-buying budget.
Can you get a lower monthly payment by leasing a CPO car? The answer is yes, as several automakers are offering a lease option for their CPO cars.
Going with a CPO vehicle can offer a break from the record high new-car prices seen during the current inventory shortage and the high depreciation rate of new vehicles.
There are points to consider before choosing to buy a CPO vehicle instead of an extended warranty (or, more correctly, an extended service contract).
CPO, or certified pre-owned, vehicles are generating lots of used-car buzz, but what does the term actually mean?
Though you don't often hear about it, it is possible to lease a used vehicle, including some certified pre-owned cars.
Nissan has announced an expansion to its CPO program which includes higher-mileage vehicles up to 10 years old, as well as non-Nissan vehicles.
Learn what CPO programs offer, their pros and cons, and how to purchase a CPO vehicle to get the most bang for your buck.
These are the best used cars when it comes to accommodating car seats according to Cars.com’s on-staff certified car seat technicians.
CPO vehicles may be no better than other used cars in some regards. Here 
 are some pros and cons to buying a CPO vehicle.