When shopping for a new-to-you vehicle, it’s likely you’ve come across the term Certified Pre-Owned, or CPO. This refers to used vehicles that have been put through thorough manufacturer inspections and often offer extended manufacturer-backed warranties upon purchase. CPO vehicles are also generally newer models with lower mileage, making them appealing to buyers. But what are the other differences between used and CPO vehicles, and which should you choose? Read on as our team at Stouffville Toyota covers the 5 main differences between used and CPO vehicles (quality due to inspection, benefits and warranties, the cost, historical records, and availability), as well as which is the better type of vehicle to choose!
Like with many things, what’s better for one driver might not be so for another. If you want extended warranty coverage, a vehicle that’s in “like-new” condition, and don’t mind paying a little more upfront, a CPO vehicle is the better option. If your budget’s a little tighter and you’re interested in a wider selection of makes and models while not being intimidated by managing any possible future repairs yourself, then buying a used vehicle is the better choice.
As a trusted seller of Toyota Certified Used vehicles with both an extensive used and certified pre-owned inventory, Stouffville Toyota is the place to shop for a new-to-you vehicle, no matter what type you’re more interested in purchasing. Our team can work with you to look at different options to match both your budget and driving needs, and can take you for a test drive around Stouffville, ON, so you can experience it for yourself before purchasing. Ready to get the ball rolling? Then reach out to us, or drop by our dealership today!